BurnTide is a once-daily gummy built around a 525mg proprietary blend of Apple Cider Vinegar and three BHB salts (calcium, magnesium, sodium beta-hydroxybutyrate) — the label combines them into one number rather than listing individual amounts.
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The FDA registers facilities; it doesn't approve supplements. A registration claim, nothing more.
Good Manufacturing Practice standard, per the seller's stated claim.
Fruit-derived acid and mineral-bound ketone salts, per the label.
Assembled domestically with global ingredients, per the label.
No genetically modified ingredients, per the seller's stated claim.
BurnTide is a once-daily gummy, 30 to a jar, marketed as "Weight Loss Support." It's built around a fruit-flavored gummy base carrying a 525mg proprietary blend of Apple Cider Vinegar and three BHB (beta-hydroxybutyrate) mineral salts.
Two active ingredients, combined into one number on the label.
One half of the 525mg proprietary blend, a fermented apple product long used in home wellness routines.
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The other half of the blend: three mineral-bound forms of beta-hydroxybutyrate, a ketone body.
Read the full profile →Studied for potential effects on appetite and post-meal blood sugar response, in a gummy that skips the sharp taste of liquid ACV.
Calcium, magnesium and sodium beta-hydroxybutyrate are exogenous ketone salts, the same category used in most "keto" supplements.
Taken about 30 minutes before a morning or afternoon meal with a full glass of water, per the label.
Paraphrased from reader-submitted reports.

"Easier to remember than my old ACV shots. Six weeks in, my afternoon snacking has noticeably calmed down."

"Tastes fine, no vinegar aftertaste at all. Took about a month before I felt any real difference in energy."

"Appreciated that the label actually names all three BHB salt forms instead of just saying 'BHB blend.'"
Confirm exact totals at checkout, since prices can change without notice.
Supportive claims for healthy adults, not promised outcomes.
ACV and BHB salts are both marketed around metabolism and fat-oxidation support.
ACV's acetic acid content has been studied for effects on satiety and appetite.
One chewable gummy replaces a liquid ACV shot or multiple capsules.
One gummy before a meal, no complicated regimen to track.
A 60-day money-back guarantee is advertised on the current order page. As with any guarantee, confirm the exact current process and any conditions directly with the seller's support team before ordering.
Order Risk-FreeBecause BurnTide is delivered as a gummy rather than a capsule, the gummy base itself contributes 2g total sugar per serving (including 1g added sugar), from corn syrup and cane sugar. That's a modest amount on its own, but worth factoring in if you're closely tracking sugar intake, managing blood sugar, or taking multiple gummy supplements where the totals can add up across a day.
Background reading on the individual ingredients, not a clinical trial of this specific finished product.
These citations concern research on the individual ingredients, not a confirmed clinical trial of BurnTide itself. None of this has been evaluated by the FDA.
Two ingredients, one combined number. Here's what we know — and don't — about the individual split.
Some promotional write-ups list green tea, cayenne and L-carnitine. Our uploaded label doesn't. Here's what that gap means.
The convenience trade-off behind putting ACV and BHB into a chewable format — including the sugar that comes with it.
A once-daily weight-loss support gummy, 30 to a bottle, combining a 525mg proprietary blend of Apple Cider Vinegar and three BHB salts (calcium, magnesium and sodium beta-hydroxybutyrate).
Adults take 1 gummy daily, approximately 30 minutes before a morning or afternoon meal, with a full glass of water, per the product label.
No — the label discloses a combined 525mg for the proprietary blend, but doesn't break down how much is ACV versus each of the three BHB salt forms.
Some marketing materials we found online describe additional ingredients like green tea or L-carnitine that don't appear on the product label we reviewed. We go with what's actually printed on the label, and flag this inconsistency directly — see our related article.
The label lists 2g total sugars per gummy, including 1g added sugar, alongside corn syrup and cane sugar in the other ingredients — worth knowing if you're tracking sugar intake.
Reader reports we've featured describe changes building over several weeks of consistent use, not immediately.
We couldn't confirm an independently verified rating on the official pages we reviewed, so we present our own reader-report average instead of repeating an unverified figure.
A 60-day money-back guarantee is advertised. Confirm the current exact terms with the seller before ordering.
The 6-bottle package carries the lowest per-bottle price, free shipping, and 3 free bonuses.
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