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Sugars and gummy base

Jellutide Sugar and Calories: What the Gummy Base Is Made Of

Quick answer

Jellutide sugar and calories come to 2 g of sugars and 8 calories per gummy, with 1 g of the sugar added (2% of the Daily Value). The sugar comes from corn syrup and cane sugar, the first and third of nine other ingredients. Apple pectin and tapioca starch set the gummy, and beet root powder turns it red.

Written by the Jellutide label deskUpdated

Sugar01

How much sugar does Jellutide contain?

Each Jellutide gummy has 2 g of total sugars, and 1 g of it is added sugar. The added gram equals 2% of the 50 g Daily Value (FDA, Added Sugars label).

FDA counts 5% DV or less as a low source of a nutrient (FDA, Added Sugars label). So one gummy is a low source of added sugar. The amount still counts if you track sugar closely.

Jellutide sugar and calories, per gummy and per 30-gummy bottle at 1 a day.
Label line1 gummy1 bottle (30 days)
Calories8240
Total carbohydrates2 g (1% DV)60 g
Total sugars2 g60 g
Added sugars1 g (2% DV)30 g

The base02

What is in the Jellutide gummy base?

The Jellutide gummy base has nine other ingredients: corn syrup, purified water, pure cane sugar, apple pectin, citric acid, sodium citrate, tapioca starch, natural flavors and beet root powder. They make the 2.5 g gummy that carries the 525 mg blend.

That means the blend is about a fifth of each gummy by weight. The rest is candy. The label does not give amounts for these items, only their order.

The other ingredients on the Jellutide label, in printed order, with their usual job in a gummy.
IngredientUsual job
Corn syrupSweetness and chewy body
Purified waterDissolves the mix while it cooks
Pure cane sugarSweetness
Apple pectinFruit fiber that sets the gummy
Citric acidTart taste
Sodium citrateBalances the acid; adds a little sodium
Tapioca starchTexture
Natural flavorsBerry flavor; sources not named
Beet root powderRed color

Profiles03

What does the label say about Jellutide's sugars, pectin and beet?

The label prints the sugar lines in the Supplement Facts and lists pectin and beet as other ingredients. Only the sugars have amounts.

Each of the three is profiled below.

Sugars in Jellutide: what the label shows, next to research. Sources: (FDA, Added Sugars label) (Dietary Guidelines 2025-2030)
Name on the labelTotal Sugars 2 g, Includes 1 g Added Sugars
What it isCorn syrup and cane sugar in the gummy base
Where on the labelNutrition lines and other ingredients
Amount per gummy2 g per gummy, 1 g of it added (2% DV)
Amount used in researchAdded sugar Daily Value: 50 g
Strength of evidenceNot an active ingredient
Marketed or traditional useSweetness and texture
Main cautionCount it if you track carbs or sugar.
Apple pectin in Jellutide: what the label shows, next to research. Sources: no verified source found
Name on the labelApple Pectin
What it isSoluble fiber from apples that sets the gummy
Where on the labelNutrition lines and other ingredients
Amount per gummyNot listed (other ingredient)
Amount used in researchNot studied at this amount
Strength of evidenceA gelling agent here
Marketed or traditional useTexture
Main cautionNone specific at this amount
Beet root powder in Jellutide: what the label shows, next to research. Sources: no verified source found
Name on the labelBeet Root Powder
What it isDried red beet, used for color
Where on the labelNutrition lines and other ingredients
Amount per gummyNot listed (other ingredient)
Amount used in researchNot studied at this amount
Strength of evidenceA color here
Marketed or traditional useRed color
Main cautionNone specific at this amount

Calories04

How many calories are in a Jellutide gummy?

A Jellutide gummy has 8 calories. A full bottle, taken at one a day, adds 240 calories over 30 days.

That is small next to a day's food. The gummy is not a meal swap and does not replace eating well.

The pack size does not change the dose. Two bottles last 60 days at the label's one gummy a day.

Two Jellutide bottles side by side with raspberry-pink labels and white caps
Brand render of the 2-bottle pack: 60 gummies, 60 days at one a day.

Carbs and diabetes05

Is Jellutide OK for diabetics or a keto diet?

Ask your doctor first if you have diabetes. Each gummy adds 2 g of carbohydrate and 2 g of sugars, which counts toward a keto or diabetes carb plan.

The label asks anyone with a medical condition or on medicine to check with a professional. The BHB salts in the blend are far too small to offset the carbs.

Keep taking prescribed medicine

Keep taking insulin, diabetes pills or any GLP-1 medicine exactly as directed. A gummy is not a substitute.

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Daily limits06

How does Jellutide's sugar compare with daily limits?

One gummy's 1 g of added sugar is 2% of the 50 g Daily Value (FDA, Added Sugars label). The 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines go further and recommend no amount of added sugars as part of a healthy diet (Dietary Guidelines 2025-2030).

Those guidelines also suggest no more than 10 g of added sugars in one meal (Dietary Guidelines 2025-2030). A gummy before a meal uses 1 g of that.

  • 1 gummy: 1 g added sugar
  • 30 gummies: 30 g added sugar
  • The label never calls for more than one a day

Pectin07

Is Jellutide made with gelatin or pectin?

Jellutide is made with apple pectin. Gelatin does not appear on the label.

Pectin is a fruit fiber. The label makes no vegan claim and does not name its flavor sources, so ask the order desk if that matters to you.

The Jellutide Supplement Facts panel with the other ingredients printed below the blend
The Supplement Facts panel. The other ingredients line lists pectin and beet; it names no gelatin.

The sales page lists herbs that are not on the bottle. We follow the label you can hold.

Natural claim08

Are the Jellutide base ingredients natural?

Some are plant-based, but "Natural Ingredients" on the label is a brand claim. The base includes corn syrup, citric acid and sodium citrate.

A non-GMO badge comes with the brand images, yet corn is often a GMO crop, the label does not say where its corn syrup comes from, and no outside certificate is printed. See Jellutide supplement facts.

Storage09

How should you store Jellutide gummies?

Store Jellutide in a cool, dry place, as the label says. Heat can make gummies soft and sticky.

Keep the bottle out of children's reach; gummies look like candy. Never use a bottle with a damaged or missing seal. More in how to take Jellutide.

FAQ10

Sugar and gummy base questions

How many calories are in Jellutide?

Each Jellutide gummy has 8 calories, and the label calls for one a day. A full 30-gummy bottle adds 240 calories over a month. That is a small amount, but the gummy is not a meal replacement and does not cancel out other food.

Is Jellutide sugar free?

No. Each gummy has 2 g of total sugars, 1 g of it added, from corn syrup and cane sugar. That added gram is 2% of the 50 g Daily Value (FDA, Added Sugars label). If you need a sugar-free product, Jellutide does not fit that need.

Is Jellutide vegan?

The label does not say. It lists apple pectin, not gelatin, as the setting agent, and no animal ingredient by name. Natural flavor sources are not named. If a vegan claim matters, ask the order desk at +1 (302) 200-3480 before ordering.

Are Jellutide gummies keto friendly?

Each gummy has 2 g of carbohydrate, all from sugars. On a strict keto plan, that counts toward your daily carbs. The BHB salts in the blend are at most about 27 mg, far too little to change ketosis (Stubbs 2017, Front Physiol). Count the gummy in your log.

Why are Jellutide gummies red?

Beet root powder colors them. It is the last of the nine other ingredients on the label. The flavor comes from natural flavors listed as 'Delicious Berry Flavor' on the front. No artificial color is listed.

Do Jellutide gummies melt in the heat?

Gummies can soften and stick together when warm. The label says to store Jellutide in a cool, dry place. If a bottle arrives soft after a hot delivery, let it cool and check the seal before use.

Who wrote this11

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Written byThe Jellutide label deskGojellutide, USA authorized Jellutide retailer

Pages built from the bottle label, the sales page and linked NIH, FDA, CDC, FTC and peer-reviewed sources.

Medically reviewed byDr. Richard Kowalsky, MD, PhysicianRole: Medical reviewerReview date: October 19, 2026

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