# The Supplement Watch - Jelly Tide Review > Independent review of Jelly Tide, a once-daily apple cider vinegar + BHB + electrolyte weight-management gummy. Editorial score 4.3/5; community score 4.5/5 from 2,338 user ratings. This is an independent review by The Supplement Watch, not the official Jelly Tide website or the manufacturer. Bottom line: Jelly Tide is an easy once-a-day gummy that most users find helps with cravings and steady energy within about three weeks, with modest weight change when paired with diet and activity. It is a gradual aid, not a fast fix. Pricing (official website only, US): 2 bottles at $79/bottle ($158, plus shipping); 4 bottles "Buy 2 Get 2 Free" at $44.25/bottle ($177, free US shipping); 8 bottles "Buy 4 Get 4 Free" at $36.75/bottle ($294, free US shipping). Every order has a 60-day money-back guarantee. Jelly Tide is sold only on the manufacturer's official website, not on Amazon, eBay, Walmart or in pharmacies. What users report: fewer cravings / appetite control (44%), steadier energy (38%), gradual weight change (31%), easy daily habit (29%). Tolerability is good, with 89% reporting no issues; 87% would buy again; 71% have reordered. Common complaints are slow results, entry-tier price and the lack of printed milligram amounts. Key ingredients: apple cider vinegar (ACV), BHB (beta-hydroxybutyrate) salts, and electrolyte minerals (calcium, magnesium, sodium). The manufacturer does not publish per-ingredient milligram amounts (proprietary), which is the product's main weakness on label transparency. Is it legit: Jelly Tide is legitimate when bought from the official website; most "scam" reports trace to counterfeit marketplace listings and unrealistic expectations. Compliance: The Supplement Watch is an independent, reader-funded publication operated by Sandhill Media LLC (Fort Collins, Colorado). It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by the maker of Jelly Tide. Links to the official website are affiliate links and we may earn a commission at no extra cost to the reader. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA; Jelly Tide is a dietary supplement and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. ## Review pages - [Jelly Tide review (main)](https://jellytidereviews.com/): full review, verdict, ingredients, pricing, stats and FAQ. - [Jelly Tide side effects and complaints](https://jellytidereviews.com/side-effects/): safety, who should avoid it, complaints and the refund experience. - [How we test and score](https://jellytidereviews.com/how-we-test/): methodology, criteria, reviewer and editorial independence. ## Key sections - [The verdict](https://jellytidereviews.com/#verdict): editorial score, bottom line and key facts. - [User reviews and statistics](https://jellytidereviews.com/#user-reviews): aggregated ratings, themes, demographics and testimonials. - [Snapshot by the numbers](https://jellytidereviews.com/#snapshot): headline stats at a glance. - [Frequently asked questions](https://jellytidereviews.com/#faq): does it work, is it legit, cost, side effects, FDA. ## Disclosures and legal - [Affiliate disclosure](https://jellytidereviews.com/disclosure/): how we earn and stay independent (FTC 16 CFR Part 255). - [Privacy policy](https://jellytidereviews.com/privacy/) - [Terms of use](https://jellytidereviews.com/terms/) ## Optional - [Sitemap](https://jellytidereviews.com/sitemap.xml) - [Robots](https://jellytidereviews.com/robots.txt)