Yummi Bears Organics Multi-Vitamin Gummy Vitamin for Kids, 90 Gummy Bears

The Amazon listing and even the manufacture website have an outdated vitamin/mineral profile than what is being shipped to customers.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.

Extremely sweet and coated with grains of sugar. I can't believe they are calling these vitamins and organic at that!We had the original yummi bears that my mother bought at the health food store and they were great - lightly sweet just like gummy bears and my daughter loved it. These new ones are like sugar coated sour patch candies that made us both make a face. She said, Mommy, why are they so sugary?", upon SEEING them let alone tasting them with the new sugar frosted coating. They were so sweet that after two days we just had to stop. She had to drink a cup of water to get the taste out because they even have an after taste. I'm really disappointed!

Delicious and nutritious! I've been looking for a good-tasting gelatin free vitamin supplement for some time and these are perfect. Gotta hide these from my 2yo nephew cause he thinks theyre candy. Theyre for the kids but I sneak one in from time to time. de-lish!Edit: I dont know what's with the price fluctuation. I purchased these several times earlier this year, each time the 180pc bottle costed around $19-21. Just checked this week to buy another and it costs $35?! I dont know if the price will go down, but if it does, take advantage of it while it lasts...

Half of our household is vegan, so we really wanted some gummies that did not contain gelatin (made from animal bones). This contains methylcobalamin which is a healthier version of B12, another plus. No artificial colors or flavors for the win. Most importantly..my kid will eat them. They taste like the Honest Company multi-vitamins that were recently discontinued, so we are happy to find these. They actually taste really really good. Might fill a bowl and snack on em for our next movie night, lol.

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.

SUGER COATED MULTIVITAMINS. I used to get the non organic versions of these which my son loves. But I thought lets go organic. NaturalColoring and flavored...awesome. But no where did it say they are sugar coated. Not a fan at all. It's a multivitamin not candy. Will finish this but not order again.