Gummy supplements
Healthy, in a form
you’ll keep taking.
Magnesium glycinate in three flavours, and apple cider vinegar with the mother. Two supplements — no catalogue, no filler, nothing we can’t put on the label.*
The whole idea
Two supplements. Done properly.
Most supplement brands grow by adding SKUs. We’d rather explain two products well — what’s in them, why that form and not the cheaper one, and which claims we deliberately don’t make.

Magnesium Glycinate Gummies
Two forms of magnesium, on purpose
600 mg magnesium glycinate plus 200 mg magnesium citrate — together about 100 mg of elemental magnesium per serving. Ashwagandha, zinc, vitamin C and beetroot round it out. Two gummies a day, 90 to a bottle.*
Cherry · Orange · Pineapple
Same formula, three flavours
Pick the one you’ll look forward to

Keto ACV Gummies
Apple cider vinegar, without the wince
1000 mg of apple cider vinegar per serving, made with the mother, plus B6, B12 and folate. Two bottles of 60 — a full two months. Apple flavour, no vinegar burn.*
See what’s inside →How we pick
Four things we won’t compromise on
We publish the elemental number
“600 mg magnesium glycinate” sounds bigger than “100 mg magnesium”. The second one is what your body is offered. We print both and lead with the honest one.
Two forms where one would do
Glycinate and citrate together, not the cheapest single form. The split is right there on the label.
We name what replaces the sugar
0 g total sugars on the panel. The sweetness is sugar alcohols — and we say so rather than hiding behind the phrase.
Claims we won’t make
No weight-loss promises. No percentages we can’t source. Supplements are food, and we describe them that way.*
Questions
Asked often
Why can’t I check out here?
Every DREAVIO product is sold and shipped through Amazon. This site is where we explain the formulas in full; the Buy button takes you there to order.
Is the magnesium really 100 mg?
Per two-gummy serving, yes — that’s the elemental magnesium figure, from 600 mg of glycinate plus 200 mg of citrate. The larger numbers you see on the bottle are compound weights.
Are these sugar free?
Both products read 0 g total sugars. They’re sweetened with sugar alcohols (4 g per serving), not sugar.
Do the three flavours differ in formula?
No — cherry, orange and pineapple share the same supplement facts panel. Only the flavour changes.
