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Chewable Multivitamin for Children – 60 tablets



  • ALL NATURAL – All 35 ingredients come from natural sources, e.g. Acerola Cherries for Vitamin C, Lichen for Vitamin D, and Broccoli for Folate
  • ORGANIC FRUITS & VEGETABLES – If your kid doesn't like eating veggies, we've got you covered. This multivitamin includes extracts from 100% organic beets, carrots, blueberry, broccoli, kale, pomegranate, raspberry and spinach
  • COMPLETE MULTIVITAMIN – Includes all critical nutrients your child needs for healthy growth and development
  • CHEWABLE – Kids hate swallowing pills, which makes this chewable multivitamin perfect even for the pickiest child. It also makes it good for grown-ups who have difficulty swallowing
  • GUARANTEED PURITY – Third-party tested and guaranteed to be free of any contaminants, so that your child gets only the pure nutrients and nothing else

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