Preggie Pop Drops Plus | 21 Drops | Vitamin B6 for Morning Sickness & Nausea Relief during pregnancy | Safe for pregnant Mom & Baby | Gluten Free | Two Flavors: Lemon & Raspberry

I loved these while pregnant and I still love them on my random postpartum nausea days. The raspberry flavor is definitely my favorite. They actually helped my morning sickness so much. I was really surprised. I tell everyone about them.

Tastes great, helps with morning sickness! Last for awhile! Smells good. It’s worth the money.

Love there’ these and they taste great.

Definitely helped and was distracting for the nausea feeling. These tasted great and they helped within 10 mins for me.

Works for mild nausea although they make my mouth feel really weird. Almost like there’s a film after you eat one. I also ordered a variety pack and the pack I received only had two flavors. Disappointing but not enough to go through the hassle of returning them. I had these about 13 years ago when I was pregnant and they were better. They’re different now

These Preggie Pop Drops Plus were an absolute lifesaver during my first trimester! I was skeptical at first, but after dealing with debilitating morning sickness that lasted well into the afternoon, I was desperate to try anything natural and safe. The Vitamin B6 formulation really makes a difference. Within 15 minutes of sucking on one of these drops, my nausea would noticeably subside. Unlike other remedies I tried, the relief was consistent and reliable. I could actually function at work and take care of my toddler without constantly feeling queasy. The flavors are pleasant and soothing - not overly sweet or artificial tasting like some pregnancy candies. They dissolve slowly, giving sustained relief rather than just a quick fix. The compact packaging made it easy to keep them in my purse, car, and desk drawer so I always had relief within reach. What I appreciate most is that these are specifically formulated for pregnancy with safe, researched ingredients. The Vitamin B6 dosage is appropriate for expectant mothers, and I felt confident using them regularly. My OB-GYN was familiar with the product and fully supportive of me using them. The 21-drop count was perfect for getting through those worst weeks of morning sickness. I didn't need to use them constantly - usually 2-3 per day during peak nausea times was sufficient. They worked much better than ginger candies or crackers alone. For any pregnant woman struggling with nausea, these drops are worth every penny. They allowed me to maintain my normal routine and actually enjoy my pregnancy instead of just surviving it. A must-have for every pregnant woman's survival kit!

These nausea candies helped me so much during early pregnancy 😭🤍 My nausea is mild to moderate, and they gave me real relief. I usually let one slowly dissolve in my mouth with a slice of lemon and a tiny pinch of salt, and honestly that combo worked like magic for me. I asked my doctor about it and she sided it’s okay to have it

Before I make this allegation, I want to be clear about my grounds: I’ve worked in CPG and Supplement safety for quite a while. I’ve worked with small startups all the way up to Nestle Health Science Switzerland, so I feel very confident that I can easily recognize when a product is not meeting the international distribution requirements and set industry standards for safety. This product is absolutely in violation of industry standards. NO “essential oils” of ANY kind are EVER to be ingested during pregnancy… And this isn’t just one of those dumb pregnancy safety lines based on unknowns, they are not safe for anyone to ingest unless the company you are buying from created them for that purpose and provides data to support their claims. There are plenty of poisoning cases recorded and available to the public concerning these ingredients toxicity. This product uses both lemon and raspberry essential oils of completely unspecified quality. Neither of those products are considered safe, reviewed or regulated in any way for prenatal use in the USA. We just don’t include them in the ingestible category… (Because they are not to be ingested!) Furthermore, essential oils are notorious in the CPG world for having unpredictable potency and even for changing their chemical forms over short periods of time as they oxidate (even just from exposure to the tiny amount of air in their bottle) and sometimes becoming highly toxic due to that process. It is totally fine to use them for candle, diffuser or lotion scents, but I would strongly recommend to never ingest them and wouldn’t even put them on my skin in pregnancy unless I had a trusted safety guide on hand. The only way they could even attempt to make this safe is by growing and lab refining their own essential oils, but there is no way they could do that. Most essential oils are not even grown in countries that require a “sealed” lab-generated export safety document for customs… Again, because they are not considered ingestibles. There are so many conversations and approvals that happen about safety for pregnancy in the supplement-development part of this field and it absolutely blows my mind to see people actually getting away with this… That said, it doesn’t surprise me that they are doing it in the first place, as supplement safety is actually very under-studied and that leads to many companies exploiting the unknown as non-addressed. I take sever issue with that as a professional in this field. I do not take a lack of product safety lightly and truly, no one should. BTW, this isn’t even their only product issue… The shape and size are larger and more round than the industry standard for lozenges. Usually that limits things to a large cough drop. These are unwieldy in the mouth and uncomfortable to consume. There is also too much air inside the lozenge, which makes it like a cheese grater in your mouth. This is actually a very common issue with hard candies that is easy to address with machinery upgrades and longer “air-release” cooling times.

These were so yummy! I was skeptical when ordering that they would do anything to help me, and worried about a potential icky taste however i decided to take the risk and was glad that i did. They were A little but sour but they did a great job of taking the metallic taste away that plagues me while i am pregnant. They did seem to help my nausea a little and i kept them in my purse for when i left the house as i found that is when they benefited me the most. They did make my tongue a little sore, however i believe sucking on any candy will do that after a while.Great product and i would buy again for sure!

These were my go to for the first and part of the second trimester of my pregnancy. I took a train to and from work every day and would suck on one of these for the ride to help relieve my "morning"/all day sickness. Would recommend.

Great for morning sickness I had in first trimester Took one star off as the pack is supposed to have 4 flavors. I only got 1 sour apple (which turned out to be my favorite) and was mostly lemon my least favorite Would still recommend

Really works! My daughter feels so much better having taken one of her Preggie pops when suffering from morning sickness.

Worked really well with my all day-sickness. I found these more helpful than the regular ones. Would've been 5 stars but mine showed up partly melted, and that caused them to be a challenge to open.