-6% Nature’s Way Kids Multivitamin For Fussy Eaters- 60 Gummies
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100% Original Guarantee Authorised importer · sealed pack · money back if not genuine- Multivitamin and mineral gummies made for fussy eaters
- Supports healthy growth and development
- Raspberry flavour that kids enjoy
- For children aged 2 and over
- 100% Genuine Sourced from authorised distributors
- Delivery Kathmandu Valley: same/next day · Outside Valley: 2–4 working days
- Cash on Delivery available all over Nepal
Description
Nature's Way Kids Smart Vita Gummies Multivitamin for Fussy Eaters helps fill the nutrient gaps that picky eating can leave. The raspberry-flavoured gummies give children essential vitamins and minerals in a form they are happy to take.
Key benefits
- Vitamins and minerals for kids who skip vegetables or meals.
- Supports healthy growth and development.
- Tasty raspberry gummies, no tablets to swallow.
- Easy dose by age.
How to use
Children 2–3 years: one gummy a day. Children 4–11 years: two gummies a day. Or as advised by your health professional.
Good to know
Contains sugars, gluten and sulphites. A supplement helps, but cannot replace, regular meals. Not for children under 2. Give under adult supervision and store out of reach, so children don't treat gummies as sweets. Check with your child's doctor first if your child has a medical condition or takes medicine. Supplements support, but do not replace, a balanced diet.
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Questions about Nature’s Way Kids Multivitamin For Fussy Eaters- 60 Gummies
Why choose the fussy eaters version?
It provides both vitamins and minerals in a raspberry-flavoured gummy, aimed at children who do not eat a varied diet.
What is the daily dose?
Children 2 to 3 years have one pastille a day, and children 4 to 11 have two a day, or as advised by your health professional.
Can a picky eater rely on this instead of meals?
No. It helps fill gaps, but vitamins can only help when dietary intake is inadequate, so keep offering a balanced diet.
