Astaxanthin Gummies, 12mg Per Gummy 24mg Max, Astaxanthin Supplements with Vitamin A/C/D/E, Resveratrol, 14-IN-1 Antioxidants Blend for Women Men, Skin, Eyes, Immune Support, Sugar Free, Vegan, 60 Ct Review

Our scorecard

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Overview

Instead of the softgel format common in this category, this product delivers astaxanthin as a blueberry flavored gummy, with 12mg per gummy and a stated maximum of 24mg. The manufacturer blends in vitamins A, C, D, and E along with resveratrol, marketing the combination as a broader 14 in 1 antioxidant formula rather than a single ingredient supplement.

The gummies are labeled sugar free and vegan, which sets them apart from many astaxanthin products that lean on softgels with animal derived gelatin. That combination of chewable format and sugar free labeling may appeal to people who have struggled with large capsules or standard gummy sugar content.

At a price under $20 for a 60 count bottle, it sits in the middle of the category for cost. With 56 reviews and a 4.6 average rating, along with roughly 300 units shown bought in a recent month, buyer feedback so far looks favorable for a newer chewable format entry.

Specifications

Performance notes

Each gummy is labeled at 12mg of astaxanthin, with the bottle described as delivering up to 24mg maximum depending on serving size, in a 60 count sugar free, vegan, blueberry flavored format. The formula also blends in vitamins A, C, D, and E along with resveratrol as part of what the manufacturer calls a 14 in 1 antioxidant blend.

What buyers say

A 4.6 average across 56 reviews indicates a generally positive early reception for this chewable option, though the review base remains smaller than the category's longest running softgel brands. The roughly 300 units shown bought in a recent month suggests it is gaining traction among shoppers looking for a gummy alternative.