Bettervits Kids Multivitamin Gummies | Children’s Multivitamins with Vitamins A, C, D, E, K, B-Complex | Chewable Vitamins for Kids 10–16 Years | for Immune Support & Daily Nutrition | 60 Count

Bought these for my young chap, who insists on eating everything that is bad for him and so I'm trying to get vitamins into the wee demon, he will eat home bargains gummie vitamins but I have my doubts that they're nothing more than sweets, so I bought these and at 20 quid they're a tad expensive and now the wee bastard won't eat them

These vitamins are designed for kids and come in a chewable tablet form, making them much easier for my child to take compared to traditional pills. Administering them is a breeze since my child finds them quite delicious.What stands out about these vitamins is that they pack in 14 essential nutrients that are recommended for daily intake. This is a big relief for me as a parent, knowing that my child is getting a well-rounded dose of important vitamins and minerals to support their growth and development. The vitamins include important ones like Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Vitamin D, Vitamin E, and a variety of B Vitamins, among others.The fact that they're chewable and taste good makes it a pleasant experience for my child. They have a nice flavor that my child enjoys, and this eliminates the usual fuss that comes with taking vitamins. It's a small victory in itself when my child willingly takes their vitamins without any complaints.The packaging is also child-friendly, with colorful and attractive labeling that draws my child's attention. This adds a bit of fun to the whole experience, making the vitamins feel less like a chore and more like a treat.

I bought 2 tubs and the contents of both had multiple vitamins covered in soft, black patches (mould??). It is lucky I checked before I gave these to the kids. Disgusting and very disappointing.

I feel like, if tablets are targeted at children, then they should taste good. I have two boys who mostly eat absolutely everything and anything they can put their hands on, so was a bit disappointed to find that none of them liked the taste of these.I tasted one, and although it wasn’t disgusting, I also didn’t find it that nice either. I would say for the price, you could probably find nicer tasting, chewy vitamins.For me, this tub would last one month if both boys had a tablet a day. This for me is quite expensive.

Unlike other brands of multivitamins I get for my children, they hardly ever look forward to taking this new one from Bettervit during meal times or after unfortunately. I doubt they like it's taste, as they're used to having vitamins in the form of gummies. I won't be buying them any longer as I've not noticed a difference the few times they've taken it.

These are designed for kids, but I'm an adult and I recommend them for other adults!Price: At 60 days worth in a bottle, that's 33p per day! They are absolutely worth that priceTaste: A little 'sharp' but not too much so, and as they are chewable hard tablets I kind of expect thatNutritional values: I've had much more expensive vitamins with a worse profile - in general I don't want 100% on everything in my multivitamin, as I get a good deal from a balanced diet, and these cover the bases without going over the top. A little high in D3 (200%), but this is normal in any multivitamin, and I definitely don't hold that against the product.In the end, you never really know if a multi-vitamin is working or not, but these taste okay, are easy to take and have a good profile. That's all I need to give them a recommendation.

I like:- The blend of ingredients (although it is questionnable that kids with balance diets need such supplements; calcium, vitamin C and iron are most probably the most needed).- 1 a day; easy to take.- Made in the UK (but, are all the ingredients made in the UK, using UK raw materials? If so, gerat! Otherwise, it's disappointing that manufacturers can claim origin of manufacturing when it is not).I don't like:- The taste.- The claim that the ingredients are "only natural". I'm happy for the manufacturer to prove me wrong and to correct my review accordingly. However, here is an example of what I feel is a misleading or at least a nebulous claim by this brand. Thiamine, also known as vitamin B1, is a vitamin found in food and is commercially synthesised to be a dietary supplement or medication. The synthetic counterpart of thiamine, thiamine hydrochloride, is made typically in a laboratory from hydrochloric acid, acetone, ammonia, and coal tar (I've even read methanol as another chemical). So, while thiamine itself can be obtained from natural sources, the process of converting it into thiamine hydrochloride involves chemical reactions that are not typically found in nature, and the overall process cannot be considered natural.- The price. Overly expensive for what it is! You can get the same or similar enough in high-street pharmacies for up to half the price (1/3 cheaper quite easily). There seems to be a hype for this brand, and I feel that it is reflected in the price of what is effectively a commodity.

A perfect solution - multivitamins for 10-16 year olds. The small vitamins are packed with 14 essential vitamins, balanced and with that age group in mind. Being on the smaller size, they do not take much to chew and digest. The taste is OK to start with, and a more zingy after taste which soon goes. As the vitamins are so small you get 60 in one small container.