GOLI Gummies Adds a New Dreamy Sleep Gummy Supplement
GOLI, the supplement brand best known for popularizing Gummy Vitamins and Supplements has just rolled out an all new sleep supplement called GOLI Dreamy Gummies. GOLI initially rolled out with Ashwagandha and Apple Cider Vinegar Gummies but eventually went on to add both Superfruits and Supergreens Gummies. Now GOLI has just rolledo out an all new Gummy in the popular Sleep category.
GOLI's all new Dreamy Sleep Gummies aim to help users fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up feeling rested and refreshed while helping to calm the mind and body and support muscle and nervous system function. GOLI Dreamy Sleep Gummies feature common sleep ingredients like Magnesium, Lemon Balm Extract, Tart cherry, Chamomile, Passionfruit Flower and Melatonin with each serving containing just 12.5 calories, 3 grams of carbs, and 2 grams of sugar.
This all new offering from GOLI comes in a 60 gummy bottle with the gummies being both vegan and vegetarian friendly, non-gmo, and gluten and gelatin free. GOLI Sleep Gummies just dropped on the GOLI website and we should have them here in our warehouse and shop sometime in the coming weeks.
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