Drucker Labs Organic Liquid Multivitamin for Kids, Immune Support, Non GMO, Dairy Free, Gluten Free, Magnesium, Vitamin A,C,E, Zinc, (32 oz., Fruity Raspberry)

I love this for my kids. There are so many GOOD safe healthy ingredients in this. Me and my family see a holistic doctor. He recommended this. I take the intraMIN and I love that stuff as well.

I’ve been giving g this to my three kids for months and they don’t complain about drinking it. We were doing the gummy vitamins but those are really trash and this stuff has lots of good stuff in it. I was worried they wouldn’t want this after taking gummy vitamins but it has a good taste and they’ve never complained.

One year ago I started looking a multivitamin for my kids. My daughter was a very picky eater and I needed to suppliment for the nutrition she was lacking while working to improve her eating habits. The cost of this vitamin at first seemed like a lot to me, but if you take the time to compare Intrakids to everything else, it really does provide a full sprectrum. There are a few points I wanted to share with other parents looking for a multivitamin. The whole point of giving your kids multivitamins is to make them healthier. So you should avoid multivitamins that contain any kind of food colorings (you can research effects of food colorings if you do not know why), and sugars. Next, you need to figure out what vitamins/nutrients you need supplimented for your child. For me, my daughter did not eat meat or really any vegetables at all. It was like she was on a white diet- rice, bread, yogurt. I read that if people are deficient in certain vitamins or nutrients, food actually tastes different to them and when you correct the deficiency, they are willing to try foods. I also believe that kids development in the first 5 years of their life is instrumental to the rest of their lives, so I was willing to spend the money to be sure they are not deficient in anything. That is what Intrakids can offer and its organic with trace minerals which was important to me also. So if your child eats good, and you just need a little suppliment to make sure, this may not be what you are looking for or willing to spend. For me, it was and it has made a difference in my kids. We call it super juice and tell the kids how it makes them super strong and super fast, they love that. The taste is a little concentrated, but contrary to what I read in other reviews, I think they did an amazing job on the taste. People need to be realistic in their expectations. You can't say you want the best kids multivitamin including trace minerals, amino acids, and digestive enzymes (btw, what other kids multivitamin include those), you want you kid to like the taste (and mind you, some kids don't even like the taste of water, so maybe you kind of just have to make you kid eat/drink something they don't like the taste of), and not be expessive. Those just aren't realistic expectations.Luckily my kids like the taste, so taking the vitimins have never been a problem. But if parents did have a problems, I'd say either make a soothie for them and add it in, or just tell them this is something they HAVE to take to make them healthy, its this or a plate of veggies and maybe have a plate of veggies next to it. My daughter is definitely healthier, we got blood tests to make sure. She IS willing to try new foods and i have peace of mind that her nutrition is not negatively effecting her development. I have 2 kids on these vitamins and we go through a bottle a month. If I follow the serving size, I'd go through a bottle a day. Which for the first 2 months, we actually did, and then because I thought their diets improved and to save money we cut the serving size in half.I think this is a great product, and am very grateful for the help it has given my kids and me as their mother.

I started giving it to my son because he was having behavioral issues at school, which he usually does when He is tired. Every night he gets 10 to 12 hours of sleep, but he always seems to be tired by the time he gets home from school so I started giving him the vitamins because maybe his body is not producing energy the way it should and plus he started not eating as much because he’s enable to focus so I’m sure he’s losing nutrients that provide energy that way too. I started giving him the supplements on a Friday through the weekend and the following Monday through Friday. He had significant improvement in school. There’s still some issues with his behavior, of course but his energy levels has gotten better so he’s less irritable And makes less mean choices. I could tell he’s not a huge fan of the flavor unfortunately there’s no other choices for the child’s vitamins, but it’s not bad enough to wear he struggles. He takes his, but he kind of quivers the end of drinking it. It’s very expensive, but the amount of stuff that is put into this thing makes it make a little bit more sense. I don’t know if I’m gonna be able to afford this vitamin every month but so far it’s been helping enough to. I’m strongly considering it.

Makes my kid throw up.

Loaded with vitamins and minerals. I guess the unknown is how absorbable