We pasteurize and filter our apple cider vinegar in order to produce the safest product possible, so the “mother” is likely filtered out of our final product. When it comes to vinegar, the “mother” refers to the strands of enzymes and bacteria that give unfiltered vinegars their murky appearance. However, vinegars with “mothers” are often unpasteurized, which brings a much higher chance of contracting a foodborne illness.

While there are no studies that explicitly warn against the use of apple cider vinegar when pregnant or breastfeeding, there is also an insufficient amount of evidence to recommend it. For that reason, we recommend consulting your doctor before taking the apple cider vinegar tablets. Some studies suggest that milk thistle extract, which is found in Appley Ever After, may increase milk production.

Folks who have been diagnosed with gastroparesis should consult their doctor before taking an apple cider vinegar supplement because apple cider vinegar can slow digestive motility even further.

While apple cider vinegar has been shown to help support healthy blood sugar levels, people with diabetes who are already taking blood sugar medication should consult their doctor before adding a vinegar tablet into their regimen.

Many of our customers like to share their Appley Ever After with their children, but check with your doctor first and be sure to ask about any allergies your child might have.