

Women's Multivitamin Berry Citrus Flavored Gummies
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Overview
This multivitamin gummy provides a comprehensive blend of vitamins and minerals, with some ingredients at effective doses. Certain core vitamins are included at low doses that may not have substantial effects in healthy adults. The inclusion of fermented B vitamins and an organic berry blend offer added benefits.
The Good
Provides a broad spectrum of essential vitamins and minerals.
Includes Vitamin D3, C and Zinc for immune support.
Contains fermented B vitamins, which may enhance cellular energy and absorption.
The Bad
Contains 2g of added sugar per serving.
Some vitamins are present in low doses.
Not suitable for those with sensitivities to ingredients
Is it for you?
Best For: Women seeking a daily multivitamin, individuals preferring gummy format, those looking for organic and non-GMO options
Skip If: You are advised to avoid calcium or have specific dietary restrictions not met by the product's formulation.
Ingredients Analysis
Added Sugars
2 gVitamin A
520 mcgVitamin C
63 mgVitamin D3
25 mcgVitamin E
12 mgVitamin K
66 mcgThiamin
0.12 mgRiboflavin
0.26 mgNiacin
3.2 mgVitamin B6
3.4 mgFolate
400 mcg DFEFolic Acid
115 mcgVitamin B12
3.6 mcgBiotin
60 mcgPantothenic Acid
4 mgIodine
150 mcgZinc
3.8 mgSelenium
25 mcgChromium
18 mcgOrganic Berry Blend
12 mgHow to Use
Take the recommended serving of gummies daily as indicated on the product packaging.
Daily
Anytime
With food
Who Should Use This
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