Yummi Bears Organics Multi-Vitamin for Kids 90 Gummy Bears

My daughter LOVES it as we tried many vegan chewy multivitamins and this is the only brand she enjoys! I gave 4 stars beause she only like the red ones and this is multi fruit flavour and she refuses to eat the lemon and orange gummies as she says they are sour. I hope in the future they can lauch a strawberry only flavour !

The Amazon listing and even the manufacture website have an outdated vitamin/mineral profile than what is being shipped to customers. I contacted the manufacture and they claimed a formula change is responsible. The box states a "Complete Multi-Vitamin" but lacks certain vitamins/minerals from their original formula, I guess "Complete" is ambiguous since key nutrients have been removed from their original formula.Buyer beware, you can't trust what is being presented on the Amazon listing nor their website, you will receive a product that has key vitamins/minerals missing from the formula. The manufacture, although was apologetic, didn't seem to mind with the fact they would be loosing customers due to this. On their site they do mention that they change their formula from time to time, meaning, you won't know exactly what you are getting until you have it in your hands.Poor execution and yes I'm salty with having purchased a product and now have to go through the process of returning, but I think the warning is valid.

Oh man this is like sugar in a bottle. My daughter actually complained about the sugar coating and she love sweets. The gummies get stuck in your teeth. Although they don't taste bad I think if it was a little bit harder maybe she'd be happy. So upset I can't get the sugarfree multi-vitamins anymore.... it was the only thing that helped with teeth sensitivity. The other gummies and vitamins are so terrible with the additives it's sad and its the only thing I can take while pregnant bc the prenatal's are impossible to go down. Also after I read that it contains -"The organic part of these supplements are the colors, the sweetners, and the base. The American Medical Association has a santcioned continuing medical eduction course on how to read the labels of the v/m supplemets. According to that course and as I read the label and using what I've learned from the course, the vitamins are built from things like tar, petroleum, lighter fluid, nail polish remover, or embalming liquid. Sure makes me want to go out an buy them for my grandons! Yeah right (note the sarcasm). The minerals, accoridng to the information from the course, are the specific mierals in powder form in one of several forms - coated with a sweetener (chelated) or suspended in a liquid/gel (colloidal) or a couple of other options, but still, inorganic to be sure. This is what is used in 95% or more of the v/m suppements on the market. I got a reply from USANA when I asked them why their vitamains were synthetic and their minerals were rock-based. They said that it was easier and cheaper to make them with standardized and stabilized amounts of the nutrients if they made them this way. They felt it was not cost efficient to look for plant sources with adequate amounts of these nutrients. see less "By Jason Dyck on October 6, 2014"I went to research....[...]Me: ....is this true? Are you seriously saying that my efforts to try to get naturally healthy vitamins for my child and unborn is futile. Please stop poisoning people and make something that will actually help. I may have to surfer from extreme vomiting for every pregnancy and I have a problem with swallowing pills.... (was labeled high risk). I am trying this time not to end up in the hospital for another year, but I don't wish to mc bc of something that's suppose to help. Response is definitely needed in order for me to change my rating... but I doubt it. I will be going back to the natural food that will help me now...even if I can't keep it down T.T. So thankful for the people that research these things too.

The number one reason why I purchased this specific brand of vitamins is because I try to buy vitamins with no gelatin. I was purchasing this same exact brand at a retail store and was excited to find it on Amazon. The flavor and texture of the gummy's are kid approved. I often at times enjoy them as well. Vitamin time in our house is a happy time.I've been committed to this brand for over 4 years.

If they'd had these as vitamins when I was a kid I would have taken them religiously. My daughter thinks these are a treat. I had to double our order because my husband keeps eating them and now I don't have to get after him to take vitamins either.

We like these vitamins because they are GMO free, Casein free, Gluten free, and dye free which all is very important for proper development of a child. You really don't want all that unnecessary junk in your child's body. We really try to eat healthy/clean food but adding a mult is always a good idea just in case any nutrients are missed in the diet. Adding these vitamins (along with a gluten free diet) I can really tell a difference in my son like better sleep patterns and less mood swings. They could use a little less sugar but I have search and searched for a organic children's multi vitamin that does not contain some kind of under tested sweetener and this is the only one I have found. For example, Stevia in its extracted, refined form has not had enough studies done on it to satisfy me and it's in a lot of children's multi vitamins and they are also making children's multi vitamins that use Agave nectar. Most agave syrup has a higher fructose content than any commercial sweetener -- ranging from 55 to 97 percent, depending on the brand, which is FAR HIGHER than high fructose corn syrup (HFCS), which averages 55 percent. This makes agave actually WORSE than HFCS. I know organic cane sugar is no saint but as far as I am concerned it can be trusted much more than most of the "other" sweeteners out there in children's multi vitamins. And far as my son is concerned, he thinks they taste great!! Also, I have seen these same vitamins and the same amount at GNC priced for $30.00!!! So this is a really good deal here on amazon.com

They used to come plain gummie with no outer sugar now they have sugar. Kids don’t like

Bought these for a long time via Amazon and local store for my son. My son never had a problem with the taste. I, however, had a problem with gelatinous goo the vitamins turned into more times than not. I had to use a fork each morning and pry the sticky gooey bears apart.I have since switched to the no sugar added Yummy Bears and viola, problem solved. Son still loves them and easy to dispense each morning. No goo, no globs. The no sugar added is not organic but still free of all the junk other companies use. The no sugar added is all I will buy now...until they come out with no sugar added organic!

these are the "sugar" covered ones and not just the regular looking gummies but they are still good and my son loves them. I try not to have to many when i am handing them out. I might buy them again for my son but the price is kind of high

These would be sooo amazing if they weren’t coated in SUGAR! And the packaging hides that it’s coated in sugar, don’t know it till you open it! Everything about this product is amazing yet I can’t give these to my kid and have her hopped up on sugar when she really should be eating a VITAMIN!!

I've had better chewable vitamins, though my 3 year old seems to like them. From an adult perspective, the flavors are a bit strange and the texture is a bit mealy. They aren't a true clear looking chewy gummy. There's a cloudy, almost mushy appearance and texture. The flavors leave much to be desired - the orange is the best of them (4 flavors in total: from what I can guess, there's strawberry, raspberry, lemon and orange). Kudos to Yummi Bears for making an organic vitamin, but I don't know if we'll buy these again. The Whole Foods 365 brand is a better option, in my opinion.

I’ve been buying this vitamins for a very very long time since my son was 7yrs old he is 17 now and I’m still buying them. This are the only vitamins that my autistic son will take with excitement. They have a great flavor are organic and do not smell like medicine and don’t get me started on how affordable they are. He loveeeees them and just for that so do I. Thanks for such a great product hero.

My kids used to love the taste of these vitamins but they recently reformulated it. There is a variety of flavors in the bottle which are either way too sour (one of my kids loves sour things and it was too much for her) or tasted very medicinal depending on which one you got.

First of all, my children love these and asked for their vitamins. So that's a major goal! On a side note, I like them too and you'll see me quite often popping one in my mouth.Now on the serious stuff: they are free of GMOs, gluten, gelatin, yeast, wheat, diary, eggs, soy, tree nuts, peanuts, shellfish, fish, artificial flavors, artificial colors and artificial preservatives. It looks like it got all allergies and restrictions covered right here. The percentage DV of the vitamins doesn't look exorbitant as in some other brands. Of course, some may attest the quantity of sugar is overload - 5g - but all the other gummies in the market have a similar amount, between 4 and 5g - it's still a lot, but at least they're taking vitamins instead of some other processed food. As comparation, a single cereal bar has around 10g of sugar!At the moment this is the best multi-vitamin supplement I found for my kids that they love too.

The only vitamins my kid will eat...I don't like that it is vague on how many vitamins to take. My child is 3 years old and it seems he can take 1-3 vitamins just like an adult...wish it had a better breakdown of how many per each age range. Other then that, these are wonderful!

My son is two years old and these work out perfectly for him. They have a wonderful taste so he is always really excited to eat them. (I also can't get my husband to stop eating them haha). They are also extremely soft and easy to chew so I don't have to worry about him choking. I looked at the website for the company who makes these and they is safe to give to children as small as one years old, but they didn't specify the dose for younger ages so I just give my son two a day. I really like these because we are vegan and they don't have any animal products plus have a high dose of vitamin B12 and that gives me a piece of mind.