Lemme is a gummy supplement brand founded by Kourtney Kardashian. The brand’s website claims that after years of searching for the perfect supplement, the popular celebrity and influencer decided to do it herself.

But do Lemme Gummies contain research-backed ingredients at effective doses, or are they another underwhelming celebrity product? Do they contain any questionable additive ingredients? What retailer sells Lemme for the best price? And how do real users rate and describe the effects of Lemme gummies?

In this article we’ll answer all of these questions and more as we analyze the ingredients in two of the most popular Lemme gummies supplements (Matcha and Debloat) based on medical studies to give our take on whether they’re likely to support optimal health, or if they’re a waste of money.

We’ll provide a cost comparison to show which retailer sells Lemme for the best price, and feature real, unsponsored customer reviews.

Ingredient Analysis – Matcha Gummies

The active ingredients in Lemme Matcha Gummies are shown above.

Vitamin B12 is often included in energy supplements and we’re not sure why. A meta-study published in the Nutrients journal found no convincing evidence for this vitamin to support cognitive function or fatigue.

We haven’t come across any convincing medical evidence that vitamin B12 supplementation is beneficial in those without a vitamin B12 deficiency, nor does Lemme cite any on their product page.

Organic matcha is included at a dose of 50 milligrams (mg). This is a relatively low dose.

One single teaspoon of matcha provides a dose of 2,000 mg according to the USDA. This means that one teaspoon of matcha has a dose 40x higher than the amount in one serving of Lemme Matcha.

We haven’t come across any medical evidence that matcha at this low of a dose has health benefits, nor does the brand cite any on their product page.

Coenzyme Q10 can support energy production, although we can’t find any medical evidence it does so at the 20 mg dose in Lemme Matcha. Most of the medical studies we’ve reviewed while researching this article use a CoQ10 dose at or over 100 mg.

Added sugar is included, and while the dose of 3 grams (g) is relatively low, a 2019 medical review suggests that added sugar in excess can increase risk of obesity and diabetes.

It may be worthwhile for health-conscious American consumers to avoid added sugar in supplements, since there’s already so much added sugar in the American diet.

The inactive ingredients in Lemme Matcha are shown below:

Citric acid is a preservative and flavor enhancer that can cause whole-body inflammation, as we documented in our review of Apetropics gummies.

Overall, we can’t find any evidence that any of the active ingredients in this formulation support energy at their included dose, nor does the brand cite any. We do not currently recommend this supplement.

Pique Matcha Green Tea is our top matcha product because it only contains three ingredients (organic green tea, organic matcha and organic spearmint) and is free of added sugar and citric acid.

Interested consumers can check out Pique Matcha Green Tea at this link to the product page on the brand’s official website.

Before analyzing the ingredients in Lemme Debloat, we’ll share a YouTube video that features doctors with some harsh words about the Lemme brand.

Doctors Review Lemme Gummies

A YouTube video from the popular “Tea Spill” channel has over 500,000 views and features doctors discussing whether or not Lemme Gummies are likely to be effective or harmful:

Ingredient Analysis – Lemme Debloat 

The active ingredients in Lemme Debloat are shown above.

Probiotics are clinically shown to support gut health and help the gut heal from dysbiosis (when the imbalance of “good” and “bad” bacteria is off), and 3 billion colony-forming units (CFU) is one the low end of the range of what we consider to be an effective maintenance dose.

Xylooligosaccharides is a prebiotic ingredient, but we can’t find any medical studies showing it to be effective at a dose as low as exists in Lemme Debloat (80 mg).

A clinical trial published in the Gastroenterology Research and Practice journal reported that xylooligosaccharide supplementation improved the balance of beneficial versus harmful bacterial strains in the gut, but the dosage used was 1,200 mg per day, or 15x the dose in Lemme.

Added sugar is included in this blend, and we discussed in the previous ingredient analysis section why we don’t recommend supplements with this ingredient.

The inactive ingredients in Lemme Debloat are shown below:

Citric acid is included, and we discussed the potential health downsides of this ingredient in the previous ingredient analysis section.

Natural flavor is a healthier alternative to artificial flavor, and as we documented in our review of Proper CBD Gummies, some flavoring additives have toxicity concerns according to at least one medical review.

Overall, we consider Lemme Debloat potentially likely for supporting gut health, however we don’t currently recommend the supplement due to the inactive ingredients.

MBG Organic Fiber Potency+ is our top gut health supplement pick because it's certified organic, provides 7 g of fiber per serving and costs under $1.85 per serving at the time of updating this article.

MBG Organic Fiber Potency+ contains 100% soluble fiber, which was described as "one of the most important nutrients for the gut microbiota" in a clinical review published in the Molecules journal.

But how do real users rate and describe the effects of Lemme Gummies? We’ll discuss that in the next section.

Real Users Try Lemme Gummies

A YouTube creator named “Foodmakeupskin” reviewed a Lemme Gummies supplement in what appears to be an unsponsored video:

A TikTok creator named “makeup2themaxx” had a less favorable review of the brand:

@makeup2themaxx Lemme NOT eat them all 😅#kourtneykardashian #lemme #lemmevitamins ♬ original sound - Makeup2themaxx 💜

Where to Buy Lemme Gummies for the Best Price

Lemme Gummies are sold at a variety of online retailers. Here’s a price breakdown for the two supplements reviewed at the time of publishing this article:

Lemme Matcha

Walmart: $48.35 (third-party seller, link)

Brand website: $30 (plus shipping, link)

Amazon: $30 (free shipping – link to official Amazon listing)

Lemme Debloat

Ulta: $30 (plus shipping, link)

Brand website: $30 (plus shipping, link)

Amazon: $30 (free shipping – link to official Amazon listing)

Lemme supplements are currently around 15% cheaper on Amazon than on the brand’s official website when factoring in shipping fees.

Pros and Cons of Lemme Gummies

Here are the pros and cons of Lemme gummies in our opinion:

Pros:

• Lemme Debloat may support gut health
• No dangerous ingredients
• Natural rather than artificial flavoring additives

Cons:

• Contains added sugar
• Contains citric acid
• Contains natural flavors
• Doesn’t appear clinically tested
• We can’t find clinical backing for Lemme Matcha
• Lemme Matcha contain very low matcha dose
• Some doctors have complaints about the brand

Conclusion

Lemme Gummies is an underwhelming brand in our opinion. We do not currently recommend either Lemme Matcha or Lemme Debloat.

Lemme Matcha contains a matcha dose that’s around 40 times less than the dose in one single teaspoon of matcha. We’re unable to identify any active ingredients in this supplement that we consider likely to support energy production at their included dose.

Lemme Debloat does provide an effective probiotic dose, so this supplement is the better of the two and may support gut health.

Both supplements contain inactive ingredients that may be questionable from a health perspective like refined sugar, citric acid and flavoring additives.

In this article we highlighted a video featuring some doctors and medical professionals with complaints about the Lemme brand.

For consumers intent on purchasing Lemme supplements, Amazon currently has the best prices when factoring in shipping costs.