SmartyPants Kids Multivitamin Gummies: Omega 3 Fish Oil (EPA/DHA), Vitamin D3, C, Vitamin B12, B6, A, K & Zinc for Immune Support, Biotin, Gluten Free, Three Fruit Flavors, 120 Count (30 Day Supply)

Customer reviews These are some wonderful gummy vitamins. First off...let's get one thing straight. When I see the word "Gummy" I usually assume a texture like a gummy bear. Gelatinous and very chewy. But these are not. This are more akin in texture to Sunkist fruit gem. It has a "Jelly" texture and not a "Gummy" texture. It is also coated with crunchy sugar...like a Sunkist fruit gem. I like this texture so much more. Not because I don't enjoy gummy bears. But because kids don't always take the time to carefully chew and I find the chewy gummy texture harder for them to break down. When the gummy vitamins sit on the shelf a while, they settle, stick together at the bottom of the bottle, and get really hard. I don't find the jelly texture to have any of these problems. It is also easier to split with a knife or chop into little pieces if you so wish. I can't verify all the claims like...awesome sustainable, non-GMO ingredients or anything. We will all have to take a leap of faith on that. I CAN testify that the flavor is pretty great. The fish oil (Omega-3) is almost completely masked. It hardly even registers. Most brands of kiddie or adult Omega-3 supplements I've tried tastes gross because the fish oil flavor is not sufficiently masked. This one is pretty darn good. I don't get much if any fish oil flavor coming through. The only better kiddie Omega-3 supplement I've tried is Nutrilite (Amway), which is hands-down the best but also hands-down the most expensive. Another factor that matters in getting children to eat their multies is covering up the "multi-vitamin" flavor. What's that? Take any adult multi-vitamin tablet and let it melt on your tongue. That unpleasant taste is multi-vitamin flavor. There is a slight hint of multi-vitamin flavor coming through the more you chew these jellies. But it is very very minimal and my kids will eat these happily. Not so much the other brands, which mommy has to eat herself unfortunately. Overall, I think these are great. And would recommend if you are looking for a well-rounded supplement for you child. Please Smarty Pants - Make a vitamin similar to the Sunkist Fruit Gem Grapefruit flavor (white). If kids don't like it, I know adults will!!!

SmartyPants Kids Multivitamin has been a huge win in our house. The gummies taste great, and my kids actually remind me to take them — which says a lot. They’re soft, easy to chew, and don’t have that strong “vitamin” aftertaste that some brands do. I also really like the ingredient quality. It includes essential vitamins plus omega-3s, and it’s made without artificial colors, flavors, or common allergens. It gives me peace of mind knowing my kids are getting solid nutritional support in a form they enjoy. If you’re looking for a high-quality kids multivitamin that’s effective and kid-approved, this is an easy 5-star choice. Highly recommend!

As a mom of 5, I am in love with these vitamins for my children! Wish I could get sponsored to promote them hahah because they are that wonderful and with 5 babies we go through them. That's the only negative for me, is it takes 4 vitamins per child for their daily dose. So, 1 bottle of 120 vitamins will last 1 child 30 days. They are a tad more expensive than other vitamins but not by much and far exceed others in quality and quality control. I wanted a vitamin that offered their daily dose of regular vitamins, especially vit D. Also, wanted folic acid, zinc, and omega 3. These met those standards AND came in a gummy rather than a nasty chew or hard vitamin. My kids will only take the gummies (very picky) and my 2 yr old even wanted more. That speaks volumes to taste for them. I love that they are free of dyes, artifical flavor, and free of almost all allergens. They also send every batch to a 3rd party lab to ensure quality control in maintained. Bottles are from recycled material, they are certified non-gmo. All around, I am very happy with giving these vitamins to my children and it makes all the difference in their health because picky eaters don't intake the proper vitamins and minerals they need. Highly recommend!

I'm the mother of a very active child. A big concern of mine is that my son doesn't get the right nutrients because of his bad eating habits. He's a picky little guy with a mind of his own. He loves these vitamins, or as he calls them, "gumdrops". I find the taste to be pretty good, with exception to the fact that I can taste the fish oil a bit, and question its freshness, as many people buying fish oil often do. My kid doesn't notice the flavor because he's overwhelmed by the fact that Mom is letting him eat "candy", which he would probably have me put candy straight in his veins, if I allowed it. Haha. My main concern with these vitamins is that they do not appear to be soy-free. Soy is looked down upon in most other countries because it is truly an anti-nutrient...aka causes absorption problems if it is the un-fermented kind. In America, by virtue of a huge soy industry, the morons that be push it constantly, despite the dangers it can pose to a developing mind. (It isn't healthy for stagnant, adult minds either! :) I try to avoid foods and vitamins with this garbage whenever I can. The bottle has a list of all the things it does not contain, but I don't see soy listed there. Very conspicuous. It is organic, which usually means non-gmo, but I don't think that's a guarantee. So, the way this goes is that I am on the hunt yet again for a low-sugar, soy-free, non-hfcs (which contains mercury, it turns out) yummy kid's vitamin that won't pose any problems. Note: Probably 95% of soy is genetically-modified, posing dangers we have not even begun to tune into when it comes to reproductive problems, dna-damage, and who knows what else. This means genetically-modified foods could lead to cancer and other serious disease and gene alterations/damage. Avoid it if you can. Canola oil is in the same category. Pure garbage masked as "healthy". Anyway, my boy is picky as all get out, and still reminds his Mom to give him his daily "gumdrops". I will be looking for an absolutely soy-free alternative. I will miss being able to give him omega-3's and a multi all in one if I cannot find a suitable replacement. There is not a ton of omega-3's in it, but I certainly feel better giving him some rather than none at all. So yes, this is an organic vitamin, which is also affordable; that is a rare thing. I just hope in this case, organic means it is not gmo. We do the best for our kids that we can as parents. Am I right?

This is my Third Bottle and my kids are in love with these gummies.

My kids actually enjoy taking these, which is a huge win in our house. The fruit flavors are pleasant without being overly sweet, and I like that they include omega-3s along with immune supporting vitamins and zinc. They're gluten free for those who can’t tolerate gluten. I have two super picky eaters, and these have been easy to add to our morning routine. I feel better knowing my boys are getting extra nutritional support on days when their diet isn’t perfect. Definitely a multivitamin I’ll keep buying!

Let me say right up front, I am an RN who doesn't believe in ADHA medications (or the rate at which they seem to be handed out, like candy, these days) So, when the public school all but demanded our 7 (at the time) y/o grandson be medicated for a disorder he has never been diagnosed with and told us "he may never catch up with his peers," we were both furious and devastated at the same time. We now home school. We noticed his lack of focus even before pulling him from public school. He's "all boy" with plenty of energy and at times has an issue with impulse control. However, he is not hyperactive, aggressive and doesn't fit many of the other symptoms of ADHA. He has since then been diagnosed with a "processing delay" and nothing else. We have always been conscious of his diet, limiting sweets, pop & HFCS, which is pretty tough in processed foods. At first, we tried a regular multi-vit. No change in a years time. Then, we saw the "Focus Formula" vitamins and tried those for three months, with little change. After reading some of the reviews, we decided to try "Smarty Pants." He's been taking them for nearly four months and the change is profound. When even a 9 (nearly 10) y/o says "I can feel the difference when I miss taking them in the morning, Mawmaw" Then CLEARLY they work!! He is more focused with his school work. He is much less improperly impulsive, but retains his active personality. I will buy them two months ahead to be sure we don't run out. Keep in mind, everyone's body chemistry is different, what works for one may not work for another. BUT, that being said, I would absolutely recommend you try these. We have been home schooling for two years Feb. 2015 and he IS caught up with his peers. He was reading at a first grade entry level in the middle of 2nd grade, in spite of ALL of the schools "interventions." OT, ST, & an IEP, (those of you with special needs children will understand what all of those are) and three of the four years of pre-school. In less then two years, he is reading at grade level, scoring "advanced" on every Math assessment and passed his OAA's with a 401!! Granted, home school definitely helped him get here but without him being able to focus, I don't know if we could have gotten him this far. These vitamins absolutely help him. I highly recommend giving them a try. They are a bit expensive but IF they work, no price is too high for his (or your child's) future.

These old-formula gummies have been a staple in our household for a long time. The texture and flavor are both kid-friendly—the gummy is soft and bouncy, not hard or mushy, and the flavors are mild without any medicine-like aftertaste. My kids actually look forward to taking their vitamins because of this, which is a win for me as a parent of picky eaters. I also appreciate that they don’t contain artificial flavors or food colorings. On top of that, they include Omega-3 fatty acids and methylated B vitamins, which are important for absorption and overall health. It’s hard to find a multivitamin that ticks all these boxes, and I hope the new formula doesn't change both the texture and the flavor. For the price, it falls in the average range, but the quality and kid approval make it well worth continuing to purchase. This is one of those “it” vitamins that actually works for our family, and I’ll keep buying it for my kids.

My very picky daughter loves these. They are very sweet and not spur at all. You cannot detect the fish oil at all either. Very good vitamins. I have tried a few other fish oils and my daughter wouldn't take any of them.

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My kids like them ,there are 4 gummies a day , mixed flavors in the bottle , its multi and omegas , plus vit D all in one bottle with good dose , just what i was looking for , arrived in good condition ,

My kids really love these gummies. But I found out that the kids' version of this was the same thing as the adult version. The adult and kids' version have the same constituents, but the adult bottle was cheaper per unit price. Reducing the amount of sugar would help though pls don't add artificial sweeteners.

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