Aid Station Gummies (Vegan)

Love using these in the later stages of long distance runs. No stomach issues and gives me the boost I need to keep pushing.

I have been taking 1 cbd gel a day and 1 gummy’ when I train. I was suffering with chronic pain and for the first time in years I am almost pain free! I love these products. They are life changing

For running long distances these are a must-have. Not only do they curb some aches and pains they seem to curb hunger a bit for me. At least I'm not thinking about food. I must have for my ultra distances.

These gummies taste great and are easy to digest while on the go. They are my new favorite while training!

These aid station gummies are the ultimate inflammation fighting weapons during endurance bouts. They are portable and easily ingested, taste great, and work almost immediately to fight inflammation and keep you in the game for much longer.

I love these for before and during races to get a nice little boost and start of pre-recovery prior to crossing the finish line. I preferred the jar vs the bag but still the same goodness inside. Love stowing a few in a little tube I carry in my waist bag. True story I dropped one on accident during a 50k trail run and came really close to eating it dirt and all when I spotted it on a loop back over where I dropped it cuz they are that good

I've been very pleased with the product; I sleep better every night and I my recovery from running is so much better.

Enjoy the product and its taste. Would like the opportunity to be able to purchase a larger quantity in one container.

The gummies are great tasting and definitely provide a nice pain relief/pick me up during longer runs. When combined with a solid Ultra Gels regime there is a noticeable positive impact when working out hard. Definitely recommend.

I tried the gummies around 7 miles into a 17-mile trail run. My hamstrings were acting up, which added a layer of difficulty to an already challenging run. I wasn't sure what to expect and didn't actually give it another thought until around mile 12, when I suddenly realized that the pain was gone and my pace had picked up. Finally... something that might actually help on long runs!