Fun nutrition for growing kids. Swiss BioEnergetics Kids Multivitamin & Minerals Gummies deliver a complete 13-nutrient formula in delicious natural berry-flavoured gummies — supporting immune health, normal growth, and everyday wellness. Vegan, pectin-set (no gelatin), and made in the UK, these gummies make it easy for kids ages 3+ to get their essential vitamins and minerals daily.
60 gummies; age-dosed (1 gummy for ages 3–8, 2 gummies for ages 8+)
13 vitamins and minerals including vitamin C, D, iodine, zinc, B-vitamins
Natural berry flavour
Vegan, pectin-set (no gelatin)
No artificial sweeteners, colours or preservatives
Made in the UK
Suitable for ages 3+
Swiss BioEnergetics (UK)
Supports immune system health (vitamin C and D)
Supports normal growth and development (iodine, minerals)
Natural berry flavour kids love
Vegan formula with no gelatin or artificial sweeteners
Pectin-set for excellent taste and texture
Age-appropriate dosing (1 gummy for ages 3–8, 2 gummies for ages 8+)
Made in the UK
- Vitamin C (supports immune function) Vitamin D (supports immune function and normal growth) Iodine (supports normal growth and cognitive development in children) B-vitamins (energy metabolism) Zinc (immune support) Other essential minerals (iron, calcium, magnesium, etc.) 13 vitamins and minerals total per formulation Other ingredients: glucose syrup, sugar, water, pectin, citric acid, natural berry flavour, colours (from natural sources), vegetable oil Free-from: gelatin, artificial sweeteners, artificial colours, artificial preservatives Source: Swiss BioEnergetics product information; verify detailed nutrient amounts on NZ label Please check the manufacturer's label before use, as ingredient lists and formulations can be changed by the manufacturer at any time.
Children aged 8+ years: Take 2 gummies daily.
Chew thoroughly before swallowing. Can be taken with or without food. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake.
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