Derby Orange Flavoured Sugar-Free Hard Candies / 330gm / Approx 115pcs / Candy/Toffees/Lollipop / / Sugarfree/Diabetic Candies/Sugar Free Candy/No Sugar Added

I have made several repeat purchases. A great find. Indian company. Very nice sweet-tangy taste. Dissolves quickly. Well packed in a jar, well labelled. Seems a nice Indian company, wish them all success. Hope they come up with a wider sugar-free range.

My granny loves munching on these

Just amazing product. I had bought orange flavour. U cannot even understand its sugar free as it tastes like sugar candy. A boon for people suffering from diabetese, u can now enjoy something sweet after your meals without feeling guilty.Thanks for introducing this product. Incase you bring out pineapple flavour do notify me

I ordered the Orange flavour. In terms of taste and effectiveness, I give 5 stars out of 5 though one concern I had is that whether or not if it can cause dental decay. I would like to hear from anyone who had something to say about its effect in teeth.

Contains acesulfame, so safe for consumption.

I purchased for my Mom n Aunt and they liked it very much. It tastes also very good.

Good for diabetic people

Beware! "Sugar-Free" label is misleading for kids.Don’t let the **"Sugar-Free"** label on the front trick you into thinking this is a healthy snack for your children. While it technically doesn't contain cane sugar, it is far from "guilt-free."### **The "Sugar-Free" Trap**This candy is made almost entirely of **Isomalt** (a polyol/sugar alcohol). The fine print on the back actually warns that **"excess consumption may have a laxative effect."** For young children with sensitive stomachs, even a small amount can lead to bloating, gas, and diarrhea.### **Artificial Ingredients**Beyond the sweeteners, it contains **Synthetic Food Colour (INS110)**. This specific dye (Sunset Yellow) has been linked in several studies to hyperactivity and decreased attention spans in children. It also uses **Acesulfame K**, a high-intensity artificial sweetener that many parents prefer to avoid for developing bodies.### **Safety Concerns**The packaging itself admits it is a **choking hazard** and **"NOT A LOW CALORIE FOOD."** At nearly 400 calories per 100g, it’s just as energy-dense as regular candy, but with added chemical sweeteners and potential digestive side effects.**Bottom Line:** If you're buying these to be "healthier" for your kids, skip them. Regular sugar might be bad for teeth, but the chemical substitutes and laxative risks in these are arguably worse for a child's gut health and behavior. **Read the back of the label before you buy!**