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Sugar-Free Gummi Bears

Posted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 3:21 am
by TiggerHappy
http://slightlyviral.com/beware-sugarle ... mazon-com/

My brother-in-law is planning to try these. Eagerly awaiting the status update on Facebook.

Re: Sugar-Free Gummi Bears

Posted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 7:52 am
by Big Wallaby
No pictures. Please.

These reviews have been going around my sales floor and we've been laughing at them. Whenever I am having a bad day, I go to Amazon and read that page. It's great/

Re: Sugar-Free Gummi Bears

Posted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 8:02 am
by Zazu
I think I'll order these for my next colonoscopy. Same results as the gallon of slime, but better taste. Just have to avoid the red ones.
:shithappens:

Re: Sugar-Free Gummi Bears

Posted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 8:34 am
by drcorey
a store out here sells 1 pound gummi bears.
gf ate a cherry one over christmas...

Re: Sugar-Free Gummi Bears

Posted: Wed Feb 05, 2014 1:07 pm
by DisneyMom
Zazu, I think you've hit on a Medical Procedure Innovation. :rocker:
The stuff you have to drink "Colyte" is absolutely vile. I might ask to have a NG tube put in to avoid having to taste that seawater.

I can vouch for the miracle laxative effects of sugar-free candies. The Sugar-free Gummies at the park usually are pretty benign in small doses :biggrin:

Re: Sugar-Free Gummi Bears

Posted: Wed Feb 05, 2014 2:17 pm
by felinefan
I remember back in 1974 they used a product called X-Prep, which I had to take prior to diagnosing what turned out to be a benign ovarian cyst. At that time, I didn't mind drinking some prune juice, and they promised me it tasted like prune juice. LIARS!!!!! It tasted more like what it was supposed to evacuate, with only a slight prune juice taste. Now I totally avoid prunes and prune juice, and eat plums only to be polite.

I just applied to get Medi-Cal, and am expecting to get a call from my worker to let me know if I've been approved. With my family history of colon cancer, a colonoscopy is a necessity. If they schedule me for one, I think I'll go on a three day water only fast, after consuming a bag of regular Jelly Belly jellybeans. That should clean me out, no problem! Lots of sugar can do the same thing!

Re: Sugar-Free Gummi Bears

Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 10:27 pm
by mapo
DisneyMom wrote:Zazu, I think you've hit on a Medical Procedure Innovation. :rocker:
The stuff you have to drink "Colyte" is absolutely vile. I might ask to have a NG tube put in to avoid having to taste that seawater.

I can vouch for the miracle laxative effects of sugar-free candies. The Sugar-free Gummies at the park usually are pretty benign in small doses :biggrin:

Hmmm, I just had to do a couple of soda bottle sized containers of Magnesium Citrate (lemon flavored) and two Dulcolax tablets. Oh, they worked ummm, very well. Maybe you guys can use that instead of the gallon of vile stuff?

Will pass on the demon gummies though

mapo

Re: Sugar-Free Gummi Bears

Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 3:14 pm
by felinefan
Got the call--actually, voicemail--I was at work running the vacuum cleaner and didn't hear my phone ringing. I'm approved, but my teeth are getting done first, mammogram second, and try to make colonoscopy third--I once had twilight sleep/sodium pentothal, I believe--for a dental procedure years ago, and had a reaction--sore/swollen arm. Plus my HBP meds have a caution regarding general anesthesia, so let's see what's possible in getting cleaned out and out cold.