Preggie Pop Drops Plus Pregnancy Candy, Raspberry, 32 Count | Pregnancy support candy with vitamin B6 and essential oils; sour raspberry flavor, 32 count.

Soooooo helpful for nausea! Taste great!

I bought these during the worst part of my first-trimester nausea when even water was making me feel sick. The sour raspberry flavor is honestly the best part. It’s not overly sweet, and the sour helps settle your stomach pretty quickly. I like that these have vitamin B6 since that’s what my doctor recommended for nausea anyway. The drops are small enough to keep in your purse and easy to use when you’re out or at work and suddenly feel queasy. They don’t completely eliminate nausea, but they definitely take the edge off. I usually feel better within a few minutes after having one. The essential oils give it a fresh, clean taste instead of that artificial candy flavor some nausea products have. No weird aftertaste, no upset stomach from using them, and the bag lasts a decent amount of time. I’ve already repurchased and would recommend these to anyone dealing with morning sickness.

I have used these in both of my pregnancies. Unfortunately I had hyperemesis both times, and nothing works for that. BUT they do take the edge off of my nausea, and I've had multiple friends I gave these to who also said they work great for regular morning sickness in the first trimester.

So delicious especially the raspberry flavor. Their effect is very subtle though and only giving four stars but it does provide a nice distraction from any unpleasant symptoms. From my experience Vitamin B6 is much more effective at alleviating morning sickness symptoms.

These a perfectly tasty and totally helped my nausea so I was shocked about that. Definitely try them :)

They aren’t bad, I just took my first one and the taste isn’t bad but I’m not so sure it actually worked all that good. What I don’t like at all is it doesn’t say how many or how often you can take them. But obviously if there is 10mg of B6 you can only do so many while pregnant because you can’t exceed 200mg of B6 so they should’ve did better at giving directions on how many and how often.

First trimester hit me hard, and I was constantly nauseous to the point where I couldn’t keep anything down or even think about food without feeling sick. I tried everything. Ginger, crackers, all the “usual” tricks but nothing really helped consistently until I found Preggie drops. These seriously saved me during that phase. The second I started feeling that wave of nausea coming on, I’d pop one in and it would take the edge off enough for me to function again. They were especially helpful when I had to be out of the house, at work, or just trying to survive the day without running to the bathroom. I kept them in my purse, car, and nightstand because I never wanted to be without them. They became a constant during my first trimester and honestly made those rough weeks so much more manageable. I’m so glad I found them when I did! Truly a small thing that made a huge difference.

My wife suffers from nausea from being on a GLP1 drug for weight loss. These help her through. Simple ingredients and a more natural way to deal with nausea. These are also significantly less expensive than the same thing bought in a brick and mortar store. Good to keep on hand for a variety of reasons.