Pink Stork Morning Sickness Sweets, Organic Mango Ginger Candy, 30 Count

Literally saved me from vomiting first thing this morning. My stomach is still making horrendous noises but I no longer want to puke. I currently have been having aversion to ginger or anything sweet but I just dont breathe through my nose when I have them. Honest pregnant woman review. Don't take them for the flavor, take them because they work!!!

This is my 2nd pregnancy & these little lozenges have definitely helped with morning (aka all-day) sickness. I took Gin-Gins with my first pregnancy but couldn’t bring myself back to them this time around. I ordered these along with the Preggie Pops & I have gone through almost this entire bag & have only had a handful of the Preggie Pops, which have not personally helped me at all. They taste good & don’t have an overwhelming ginger flavor. The only downside is that they do leave kind of a funky taste in your mouth after you’ve had a few for the day but it’s nothing a little tongue brushing doesn’t clear right up. It’s worth the funk to help ease a sick stomach! I also really love the story of how this company was started & it’s good to know I’m supporting a business run by Moms who care about other Moms! I will definitely continue to use their products!

I needed some mommy pops for the morning sickness, but I don't like the taste of ginger. It said Mango Ginger so I thought it wouldn't be a strong flavor coming through, but nope. That ginger taste is present. If you like ginger this is very yummy. At first the flavor was mango and it was really good, but then the ginger flavor came out and it gave me the opposite effect and almost made me throw up. But thats my opinion because I DO NOT like ginger. I just wanted to give it a try. For me, its going in the trash because of the ginger. Sorry but if you LOVE ginger then this is for YOU.

I had intense nausea set in right at the start of my 6th week of pregnancy. It’d start as soon as I got out of bed and wouldn’t settle down for around five hours. Then, I’d feel waives between meals (I know—you should eat several small meals. Unfortunately I can’t do that with my work schedule). I googled around for remedies and saw people suggesting preggie pops and deeming them “miracles” because of their helpfulness. I did a quick search, added them to my cart, and then paused to double check that there were no ingredients that I am trying to avoid. I didn’t find any negative ingredients, but I did find that those are literally just candies. Like, I used to make hard candies with my mom growing up and it has the same ingredients. What makes these different (and effective) is the ginger and b vitamins, which calm the stomach. The flavor is pretty light, which is nice. It’s sweet, but not very sweet. After sucking on it for a little bit, you start to taste the ginger. It’s not overly strong though. They’re really mild, which is helpful in this stage when most strong things make you want to hurl. I use these for between meals mostly, when I’m at my desk and unable to grab a bite to eat but start to feel queezy. They work wonderfully to tide me over and prevent the trash can next to my cubicle from becoming a vomit bucket. The price is reasonable. And the packaging, etc. is very official and professional, even though it seems to be a smaller company. I’m very glad I happened upon these! Definitely recommend.

Great customer service. Although this didn’t work for me, it is worth the try as every pregnancy is different. I’m pregnant with my first and during the first trimester was looking for more natural ways to deal with nausea. I tried these and sea bands and unfortunately did not have success. I probably had 3 out of this package and never felt any different. Eventually, it got to the point where I began to associate the mango flavor with vomiting. I kept them stored away and tried a few times, but looking at the bag makes me queasy. I’m in my third trimester and finally threw them out. I was prescribed Zofran and later diclegis for nausea and was more successful with that. As you will likely get from the reviews, every pregnancy is different. I wish these worked, but it wasn’t worth the price for me. Unisom combined with vitamin b6 is basically a cheaper OTC version of diclegis. Talk with your OB, but if the more natural hacks don’t cut it for you, you might benefit from that.

I REALLY wanted to like these because I can't do omnisom and b vitamins in swallow pills at the moment. I like the initial flavor of ginger. It's very punchy, which I'm a fan of... but the after taste of these is VILE. Like... metallic and impossible to get out of your mouth. I checked my mouth thinking I may have cut my tongue, but it was just the sweets. It took swishing with multiple drinks, eating root beer candy, brushing my teeth, mouthwash, and about 30 minutes to get the taste to go away. I gagged most of that time which... well, is useless since these are supposed to help with nausea. I'm disappointed because I bought 2 flavors and these are not exactly cheap... won't be buying again. Edited from 1 to 3 stars because customer service was super helpful.

These are a life saver. I had them for my whole first trimester when I was super nauseous. Whenever I had a bad taste in my mouth after eating or in between meals, I would suck on these to avoid that taste. I have SEVERE nausea and these made it tolerable. 10/10 recommend.

Tasty but useless. Don't get me wrong these things work as long as she had them in her mouth but once they were gone her nausea came right back. And she complained about the after taste too. Overall a delicious treat but not effective at all!

I wish I could say it helped with my morning sickness but it had no effect.. at least it didn’t make it worse.

Got a call from the seller pressuring me to provide a review... Product is good, but where does the seller get off calling customers and "guiding" them to write a review... If you don't want to be called 2 months later about this product to give a review don't buy it...

And taste good as she told.

Did not help for me at all unfortunately

It doesn't help really with pregnancy nausea