Kids Multivitamin Powder - 60g

This product has been a total game changer for our family. Within a week, I noticed my kids had more energy and focus — and they actually ask for their vitamins now! I love that it’s clean, organic, and made from real fruits and veggies with no artificial junk. It mixes easily into smoothies or juice and tastes great without being too sweet. Even my picky eater loves it. It’s hard to find a kids’ vitamin that’s both healthy and easy to give, but this one checks every box. Highly recommend — worth every penny! 🌿✨

The only vitamins my 3 year old daughter will take! After a month of taking it I bought another one. Things I saw change: she seems more hungry and eats more and if she gets sick it doesn't last for more than 3 days. Of course she will only drink it in a smoothie and its easy to use that way. Ingredients seem fine for us. The quality is good but towards the end it seems to clump but you can just squeeze it with the scoop. I am on my second container and so far so good especially with my picky eater.

Supposed to be unflavored/tasteless and dissolve able. The product has a green color so when mixed with beverages it looked gross. It has a gritty texture that my kiddo picked up on right away. It also has what I can best describe as an herbal taste that didnt improve no matter what I mixed it with. Overall it's useless for me as my kiddo said it was yuck and could tell it was in there after trying several different beverages and food. I wouldn't recommend to anyone that has sensitive/picky kid as they will taste the flavor, notice texture and if they can see it definitely notice color change.

Has a sour taste and can be seen in drinks. Works sometimes with my kids when put in juice.

Good ingredients, toddler didn't mind the taste when mixed with water or milk...but half the container will come empty. Don't be surprised. It's like buying a bag of chips and 50% of it is air. I wish packaging was more transparent. Feels deceptive for the company to go to lengths to put product in a container that is clearly too big for the amount they're providing- trying to make it seem like the consumer gets a great deal with this big container, when in reality it's a half full container