Kourtney Kardashian Slammed For Hawking New Controversial Lemme Purr Product: ‘Beyond Gross’

Kourtney Kardashian found herself at the center of some backlash after the latest release in her Lemme line.

The line features vitamins, supplements and gummies launched in 2022 — and now, there’s a lollipop specifically aimed at aiding in women’s vaginal health sold exclusively at Target.

“MAKE IT TASTY: Enhance your sweetness with women’s probiotics & real pineapple,” the package for the Lemme Purr Lollipops reads. It adds that it’s “formulated with SNZ 1969™ probiotics for women” and includes Vitamin C which it claims is “a pro-collagen nutrient with antioxidant properties.”

The official Instagram account for Lemme promoted the new product by showing a woman with the lollipop between her lips while a cat was held beside her face. A second photo featured a woman in a short black skirt with her legs spread wide, making the Target sign the focal point of the shot.

However, social media users were not impressed and some even called the item “a cash grab,” per The Sun.

“Making candy supplements that won’t even survive the digestion process let alone the natural ph of a vagina is beyond gross,” one person wrote. “Way to be a part of giving women ANOTHER thing to feel self-conscious about instead of actual education and advice on contacting a doctor if you are unsure.”

Another added, “I’m so tired of the gimmicks.”

This isn’t the first time people have criticized Kardashian’s supplements — particularly the Lemme Purr gummies, which several Reddit users likened to snake oil.

“They are definitely a scam,” wrote one Redditor. “They are a proprietary blend of ingredients that either aren’t proven to work or are in such small doses there’s no difference if you take them or not.”

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