EVERYDAZE Essential C’s Konjac Jelly | Watermelon | Vegan Collagen Peptides and Vitamin C | Gluten Free, Sugar Free, Low Calorie | Healthy Drinkable Fruit Snack | 10 Pack Box Food Drink Pouch

The taste is amazinggggg. the portion is great more than I thought! Perfect low calorie snack that taste soo good. Haven’t had them long enough to know if it curves hunger or anything like that. But the taste, portion, collagen & vitamin c alone would make me rebuy

It’s deliciously refreshing . With daily consumption you really start to notice a difference in the juiciness of your skin..watermelon is my flavor of choice.

My boyfriend and I first discovered this in NYC and it was so good. I immediately ordered this case of the lychee jelly and we are almost finished with the case despite saying we would go slow 😅 The jelly is super low cal and really tasty. If they’re refrigerated they are also super refreshing. I wouldn’t buy these if you just had wisdom teeth removed or any kind of mouth surgery because you have to suck the jelly out of the pouch and that could cause damage to your mouth if you have any wounds/injuries.

I got these for two reasons: I hoped for the supposed weight loss benefits of konjac—more specifically, how it can make you feel fuller—and I wanted to see if I’d notice any difference in my skin after taking collagen. It’s not like there was anything wrong with the product—my experience with it was fine, I didn’t have necessarily a bad experience, I just think it’s too expensive for what it is. I think the novelty of this made the price seem more fair when I ordered it, because of course I knew the price was high—$2 per pack—but after trying these, I don’t think it did anything meaningful enough for me to justify buying these again.As far as the collagen + vitamin c added, most Americans already get enough vitamin C, so I didn’t really care that it was there. However, I’ve never tried taking any collagen supplements or anything before so I was passively interested in trying it. I can say that it absolutely had a positive effect on my skin. I was completely shocked, but after no other change to my normal skincare routine or diet, my skin was noticeably brighter and smoother.For what I was hoping for with weight loss/satiety, the snacks were slightly more filling than a cup of jell-o, but I found much better results just taking actual glucomannan supplements (which were much cheaper btw). Glucomannan is the fiber found in Konjac root and, when glucomannan powder mixes with water, it forms a very thick gel. The theory behind why glucomannan can make you feel fuller is that, on top of all the benefits of just being a fiber, the powder expands in your stomach, slowing down its emptying and the overall digestion process. This snack is supposedly glucomannan mixed with water, some flavoring, and the added vitamin c and collagen, so the way I see it, you could be missing out on some of those benefits for satiety because you’re consuming an already-hydrated form of glucomannan. This is just speculation, but for me, glucomannan capsules worked better and were cheaper. So if prolonged satiety is important to you then maybe you’d benefit more from just buying powder supplements. But, if you just want a somewhat-filling, low-calorie snack, then your perspective might be different.

Loved the lychee flavor and jelly-like texture (which you can break down by pressing the contents in the 'container', as you eat). Works as a healthy snack and satisfies sweet cravings. Too soon to speak of how the supposed collagen boost helps skin health though. However, I've been looking to add collagen and vitamin C to my diet and this was a good option.

Solid product, but taste is a bit sweet. For context of what I find sweet in case you are worried, I normally order all my drinks (smoothies, coffees, boba) with less sugar because I can't tolerate so much.Good mango flavor!

Absolutely delicious. New habit.

Alright product, okay snack, but I am confused why there is a sticker over the nutritional facts that reflect different numbers than the sticker (right) and the one on the packaging (left). This worries me about inaccuracy and consumer wellbeing. There is 30% of calcium in the mango flavor as compared to the 1% on the sticker, and 60% potassium in the same flavor as compared to 1% on the sticker. I am just confused why there is a sticker over the nutritional information printed on the packet.