I am very happy with these Elderbeery Gummies. They are a must have for my Family from Fall thru Winter. My only suggestion is to reshape the container. They stick together at the bottom and its so narrow I have to use a knife to break them loose. Wider and shorter container for hands to fit into would be beneficial.

I don't usually leave reviews but sometimes I get so sick of people just being negative. Yes the gummies stick together but they also very easily come apart and even though they are not squishy they are also not hard. You can either put them in a wide mouth jar or just turn the bottle upside down and leave it that way as they will all go to the cap and are then easy to remove. They taste very good and are well worth the huge savings!

My kids and i just finished a bottle of this. It tastes like an elderberry gummy, we havent gotten sick at all, its pretry dang cheap compared to the other options. It is sticky. Thats about the only negative... However, even the sambucus elderberry gummies and other types of gummy vitamins get sticky. Id know because ive bought plenty of them, after a while they ALL get a bit sticky or stick to the jar. Get over it.

The gummies are super sticky. We use a chopstick to dig them out. They don't taste as good as the brand name. They're hard and very chewy. They are cheaper.

Myself and my three kids started taking these right before fall started. Our family easily gets sick normally but so far this fall and winter we haven't gotten sick at all. I feel like it does an effective job helping boost the immune system considering me and my kids are often in contact with sick people at work and school. They have a subtle berry taste, meduim firmness when chewing and they do get stuck together in the jar but I just use a spoon and break them apart. If youre not bothered by small things like them sticking together I'd definity recommend.

I ordered this item along with 5 others. I received 1 item so I never got to try this, I so wanted to. I contacted Sam's via the email link with my information and request for replacement, (it was delivered Oct 28th, the Single item), with pictures attached and have received no information since.

I don't know if they work or not. I did not get sick last fall/winter, so I'm trying elderberry again. I replaced the lid with one that's not child safe so it's easier to open. Planter's peanuts blue lids fit perfectly. If you don't like the gummy texture, chew them with a mouth full of water and they don't stick to your teeth. Even if they do, they dissolve so quick it won't last long. Just swish some more and it's gone. Don't complain, find a way. They're not that bad.

I can't speak to the effectiveness of taking this or any elderberry supplement, but I've heard good things about it. Pros: Good taste (but dense texture), vegetarian with no gluten, gelatin or HF corn syrup, price is good vs. other competitors. Cons: Maybe a little too sweet, but the biggest issue by far is the gooeyness. They are so gooey and sticky that it makes it difficult to get them out of the container since they really stick together in the bottom. The container is too tall for your fingers to reach them, and they stick together so strongly that you can't shake them out or loosen but tapping on the counter/table. If you buy these, be prepared to get out a utensil, like a butter knife, every time to loosen one up. If you loosen several today, they will be stuck back together tomorrow. This aggravation alone will cause me to research other products before I buy this again.

I absolutely love the Members Mark elderberry gummy supplements. They not only taste great but are at a good value. My favorite part about these gummies are the consistency of them. They seem firmer than mosy gummies when you chew, which is what I enjoy most.

While the value for the price is there, the product itself is just subpar. The gummies are a bit hard to chew. They stick together and are hard to get out of the container. The flavor is just okay. I'll finish taking this supplement, but I doubt I'll buy them again even though they were the more economical option.