If you're shopping for an ACV supplement, you'll find two main formats: gummies and capsules (sometimes called pills). Both deliver apple cider vinegar, but they're not identical experiences.
Gummies contain ACV plus a gelling agent (usually pectin) and flavoring. You chew and swallow. The serving size is fixed and easy to remember — one gummy, done. The taste is fruity and pleasant. For many people this is the easiest format to maintain daily.
Pills and capsules are more compact and often odorless. Some people prefer them if they don't like chewing supplements or find gummies too sweet. They're also portable. The downside: some people find capsules harder to remember to take because there's less sensory feedback.
Neither format is inherently 'better' — it depends on what you'll actually use. The best supplement is the one you take consistently.
Some people even mix it up, using gummies when they're at home and pills when they're traveling. There's no rule against flexibility.
If you can't decide, try gummies first — the ritual of chewing can actually help build a habit. If that doesn't suit you, pills are a simple switch.
Consult a healthcare professional if you take medication, are pregnant, or breastfeeding.