Dr. John's Healthy Sweets Sugar Free Assorted Lollipops Blue Raspberry, Grape & Cherry 3.70oz (105g) 12's

Genuinely taste awful. As someone who is very taste to sweetener I didn’t think much when it said sugar free, this genuinely tastes like rancid ass. I don’t know how to describe this adequately, nasty doesn’t even cover this mistake of a product. 1. The grape flavour- genuine ass with a hint of saliva and overall just horrific.Cherry flavour- who on gods earth tasted this and thought it was safe for human consumption. I genuinely have never been repulsed by a flavour this much.Blue raspberry- congratulations! This flavour makes me crave death. Imagine you walk to your pantry you left a piece of old icky from early 2000s fermented “candy” in short tastes like oil and tastes old af. How the F did you manage to make it taste like oil. Round of applause for the worst product on the planet. I ask anyone who is listening please discontinue it! I beg !

For a bag of 12 lollies costing £9 I did expect at least a little quality, but I was very disappointed.Firstly, the bag contained just 1 cherry lolly and just 2 raspberry. All the rest were this weird non-flavour they call grape (perhaps just because the mixture came out that colour?).There are much, much better flavoured sugar-free lollies on the market, at a much more reasonble price, with much better variety of flavours to the bag.

For a long time now, I have been looking for a good sugar-free lollipop and have tried most, if not all of the other brands and didn't like any of them. Luckily I found Dr John's lollies which are perfect in almost every way and will getting these from now on. They are so tasty, not too sweet and no hint of "sugar-freeness" and actually taste quite natural. They have a lovely smooth texture and importantly, they dont fall off the stick half way through or melt like some of the other brands (I keep them n the fridge tho). I don't like the peach flavour but thats cos I don't like peach flavour in anything so that's nothing to do with the brand. The tooth shape is a little weird to be fair, but am very willing to put up with that for such a quality sugar-free lolly. It would be great if they expanded the flavour variety to include other berries. I cant imagine why anyone wouldn't love these lollies.

I have never tried these sweets before so I thought I'd give them a try.I'm not particularly keen on the watermelon flavour but like the strawberry ones and love the appleFor someone who is overweight and trying to lose weight it is good and healthy. I can't believe it's got both vitamin c and fibre ! How can you get fibre in sweets?!Anyways , my sweet tooth was satisfied and I wouldn't mind buying these again

I eat sugar-free for health reasons and really missed being able to have sweets. I love Dr. Johns sweets, I just have a lolly or a sucker every now and then for a treat. I have also bought their Taffy from Growing Smiles as well and they are like Starburst. It is the only sweets that have natural sugar alcohols and stevia, without using maltitol and isomalt, which are not great.

Tasted reasonable, while very expensive. The product description is inaccurate: it says “5g fibre per lollipop” The packet describes 2 lollipops as a “serving” and the serving is 8g of fibre.

I find these very helpful when trying to stay away from sugar, as they are just enough to satisfy cravings and take a while to eat. I wanted something that doesn’t contain aspartame. The fact that the Zylitol is good for teeth is a bonus. I just wish they were not so expensive or would have given 5 stars.

These are lovely lollies except for one flavour which is ok but I'd rather do without them, it's a dark purple flavour which is something like grape or watermelon. It's very scented.