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We used this product for a large group tasting and worked wonderfully. The flavor-changing component is so unique and surprising and arrived as expected. The team behind the product were attentive and easy to communicate with.

Made food taste better than it did at the time.

This is a wonderful product and it works!

You chew one of these berries before you eat or drink something that does not taste good and it makes it taste good. Lemons to Lemonade! I’ll buy again and again.

Short version: if you have a bitter liquid medicine that you take, use the fresh squeezed juice from half a lemon to mix with the medication, but leave a little bit of the juice to squeeze into your mouth right after taking the mixture. For me this has completely eliminated the horrible bitter taste and lasting aftertaste of the bitter medication I take. Long version: Saw this on Shark Tank and immediately ordered it hoping it would get rid of the horrendous taste of a very bitter iodine-based liquid medicine that I take every day, which tastes horrible and leaves an aftertaste in your mouth for hours even after brushing teeth, using mouthwash, and drinking coffee. Despite the horrible taste and aftertaste, it works. Anyway, the first day I tried these per the instructions and then took the medicine as usual with no success. The berries did nothing to mask the horrid taste of the medicine. I called the phone number on the bag which suggests calling if you’re first time user and they don’t work. I left a message which never got returned, but I noted that it was a California phone number and I’m on the East Coast, so about a week later I called the number again in the afternoon, hoping the office would be staffed. Hank, one of the owners, answered directly; he said the number is his cell phone. He suggested that I first do the berries, and then do some lemon juice to “activate” the berries before taking the medicine. I tried this the next day, but still no success. However, his suggestion gave me an idea, which was to mix the medicine with lemon juice. I tried this the next day with the juice from half a lemon — we have a little lemon squeezer that works perfectly for this, as it holds only the juice of about half lemon — and it actually worked. It masked the horrid taste of the medicine by about 75%. Then, to my great delight, I tried squeezing a few extra drops of lemon juice onto my tongue right after taking the lemon juice-medicine mixture and this immediately neutralized the remaining 25% of the awful medicine taste. So now my morning routine is to use the fresh squeezed juice from half a lemon to mix with the medication, but leave a little bit of the juice to squeeze into my mouth right after taking the mixture. No more horrid taste and no more horrible aftertaste. It’s quite a bit of extra hassle every morning, but very worth it given how horrible this medicine tastes and how well it works.