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Description
21 Pieces
Serving Size:
Kosher
Gluten Free
Pregnant girls best friend
Will be buying these the second I find out I am pregnant as they took a long long time here in Canada. I ordered these back in the beginning of 2019 so maybe things will or have changed. But they work!!!
Waste of money
Just buy jolly ranchers, these have zero medicinal ingredients, mostly sugar like other candy, waste of money imo
Made me more nauseas
Everyoneâs different in what makes them feel better and what makes them nauseas so thatâs good to remember but I just wanted to note that the flavour is good but the size made me throw up a couple times when I was extra nauseas because it triggered my gagging.
Worked great
Helped my wife with morning sickness
Not worth it
Definitely did not help made me even more sick every time Iâd take one Iâd end up vomiting green
They work well!
Worked for me! I loved them!
Favourite flavour
These are a lifesaver during the first trimester
Don’t work
They taste alright, but they don’t work for me.
I had to wait long time to receive the drops and when it did, helped me nothing with the nausea. To be honest, it was better to buy flavoured lollipops than this.
I suffered extreme morning sickness and nausea throughout 7 months of my first pregnancy, which wasn’t a huge surprise to me because I had always had a tendency toward nausea from motion sickness. When I was a child I used to get sick during the 10 minute drive to church! I have tried all sorts of nausea remedies, including my previous favorite meclizine (the generic drug in non-drowsy Bonine), but I didn’t discover Preggie Pops until I was pregnant with my daughter. I had tried ginger of all varieties, nausea wrist bands, middle ear patches, and so many oral anti-emetic medications.Now Preggie Pops are ALL that I use, and I haven’t been pregnant for 18 months! I keep them stashed in my purses, my glove box, the diaper bag… The flavors are not very strongly sour but the green apple is by far my favorite. You can also buy Queasy Pops by the same manufacturer, in case you don’t like the “Preggie” name, but the flavors are not as good in my opinion (such as cola, ginger, banana, green tea…). The sour is not at all overwhelming (and I do not like sour candy!) and there is no medicinal taste at all. They are not overly sweet and don’t leave a bad taste in your mouth. Often times I will take one when I first start becoming queasy, and then am often able to finish my meal, even savory, after the pop is gone.They are convenient to keep handy in your pocket, purse or car, and last a long time, though they do get a bit sticky from the natural sweetener if you leave them in the car for a while 🙂 I have offered them to many friends, pregnant or not, and most of them were shocked at how well they work. I also use them for my nausea that accompanies my migraine headaches, and they work great on that and even help the dizziness or light-headedness. The combination of ingredients quickly goes to work and lasts a long time. I wish I had discovered these years ago!
Used these throughout my first trimester. Loved them and the flavor was very palatable even with aversions/nausea.
I used this for morning sickness.
Let’s face it- when you’re in your 1st trimester, you just feel crappy. These drops taste good and do provide some nausea relief. They are on the sour side, which I love, but some may not. I prefer drops in general because the lollipops can look a little weird and juvenile in a work/office environment. If nothing else, they give you something sweet to distract your taste buds, even when you’re hungry but really don’t feel like eating.