Best Naturals DGL Chewable 380 mg 180 Tablets (180 Count (Pack of 2))

I have been using DGL to combat acid reflux and have been very pleased with the results. This brand is less expensive than other chewable DGL brands I've tried, but I was a bit hesitant to try them given some of the rather strongly worded reviews complaining about the taste. But, as usual, my pocketbook won the argument, and I got these but was prepared for the worst.I'm happy to say that the taste is not bad. It's not a "yum" type of taste, and I certainly would not buy candy that tasted like this, but as a 3x per day option, I'm fine with the taste. It's sweet but has a more earthy flavor to it than other brands. The taste does not linger and there is no significant aftertaste. The tablets are easy to chew and are not grainy.Although the listing title says it is a 180 count container, the listing body states it is a 250 count bottle. It is in fact a 180 count, as per the product title. The bottle I received in November 2022 has an expiration date of March 2024. It is made in the US, which is a big plus.While there are better tasting DGL chewables, this provides an effective amount of DGL at a much better price per tablet, is made in the US, and has a taste that, while not delightful, is certainly tolerable. Five stars.

It may work but the taste is awful. Definitely has NO sugar.Use a different kind.

DGL has always been my go-to when I feel the symptoms of irritation. Usually only takes a few days to feel better. This product tastes good but is a little grainy compared to other brands I've tried. Still, it works great

After reading the reviews, I expected these to taste horrible but they aren't bad at all! Easy to chew, strange taste but not bad to eat by any means, and the texture is slightly grainy but not bad at all. I have no problem chewing these before every meal, and they have helped my stomach tremendously. Other people complain a lot about the taste and texture but these are totally worth it and easy to take!

Doesn’t taste very good, but just chew it up and take a swig of water. It really cuts down on acid reflux if you follow the directions.

I can't say whether they work or not but I really prefer the taste of the other one that I used to take. I guess they are not all made the same. What matters most is whether they work or not, so I'm still hopeful for that.I have suffered from gastritis for many years due to the medications that I'm on. Apple cider vinegar gummy's have helped with some of that, but I also need DGL when I feel the acid start to get riled up in my stomach. It helps protect the stomach from the acid, and keeps my stomach lining healthy. We need our stomach acid to digest food and to break down minerals. I would rather use this than a harmful acid reduced or medication. Another really hopeful thing to take is a homeopathic called NUX VOMICA. Anyone with chronic stomach issues of any type should always keep some on hand. It can work when nothing else does.

I have used this supplement a lot before I eat something that might disagree with me, and it is very good for coating the lining of the stomach. I don't need it on a regular basis, but when needed it does a great job.

I don't know if I've tasted anything that has a more disgusting taste than this product. I have very bad heartburn and have been trying to ditch the prilosec over the last 3 months. I tried orange peel extract first, then German chocolate flavored dgl (tastes good), but neither gave me any relief. I decided to try regular flavored dgl because some reviewers said they had success with it over the flavored pills. I tried them for 3 days, but the thought of having to eat another horrible tasting pill made my stomach do flips. PLUS, it did nothing for my indigestion. After being off of prilosec for almost 3 months, I just started taking it again yesterday. I need to lose weight...that is the ONLY natural thing that I think will cure my heartburn. Prilosec will have to be a necessary evil until then because I really don't want to ruin my esophageal lining in the process.