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Kids
Vitamin Gummies.
Kids eat what they like. Broccoli is rarely one of them.
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Why kids exist
Children grow, and they do so enormously in just a few years.
The thing about the gummy bears
Muslim parents know the problem.
Many gummy candies contain gelatin, which often comes from pork. Our Kids Gummies are bound with pectin, a gelling agent derived from fruit. They are also sugar-free.
What Kids is for
Kids help decide what’s on the menu.
It does not replace a meal, not even one with broccoli. For every product, you can see which nutrients it contains, their dosage, and the age from which it is suitable.
Gummies look like candy, but they are not. Keep them out of your child's reach and only give them in the recommended amount. It is best to consult your pediatrician to determine if and what your child needs.
The products in the Kids line are independently halal-certified by the World Halal Union (WHU).
Food supplements are no substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.
The recommended age is stated on every product. Important for all Kids Gummies: they look like candy, but are not. Keep them out of your child's reach.
Yes. It is sweetened with maltitol and sorbitol. These have a particularity that we don't want to keep from you: in larger quantities, they can have a laxative effect. Therefore, please stick to the recommended amount.
No. Our gummies are bound with pectin, a gelling agent derived from fruit. Our capsule shells are made of cellulose.
That depends on the products and their dosage. Pay special attention to nutrients that appear multiple times. Vitamin D, for example, can also be included in a multivitamin. If you are taking medication or are unsure about a combination, ask at your doctor's office or pharmacy.
Dry, protected from light, and not too warm. The exact instructions are on the packaging. Gummies do not like heat. On a windowsill in August, they quickly stick together.
