NaturesPlus Animal Parade Children's Vitamin C (90 Count) is a premium, whole-food-based dietary supplement designed to boost children's immune health and antioxidant defenses. These fun, animal-shaped chewable tablets feature a naturally tangy orange juice flavor that kids enjoy. The formula stands out by combining synthetic ascorbic acid with a proprietary whole-food blend including bioflavonoids, mango, and papaya to maximize nutrient absorption and overall efficacy.
Product Specification
- Serving Size: 2 Chewable Tablets
- Servings Per Container: 45
- Vitamin C Content: 250 mg per serving (as ascorbic acid)
- Bioflavonoid Complex: 50 mg per serving (from Citrus limon exocarp)
- Dietary Profile: Vegan, Vegetarian, and Gluten-Free.
- Allergen Exclusions: Free from synthetic colors, artificial preservatives, yeast, wheat, soy, dairy, milk, eggs, nuts, and fish.
- Manufacturing Standards: Produced in FDA and NSF-registered facilities adhering to strict cGMP compliance.
How to Use
- Target Audience: Formulated specifically for children ages 2 and older.
- Daily Dosage: Take two (2) chewable tablets once daily.
- Administration: Ensure the child chews each tablet thoroughly before swallowing. Tablets can be taken with or without meals.
- Supervision: Always administer this supplement under direct adult supervision to prevent accidental choking
Precautions & Disclaimer
- Age Limit: Not suitable for toddlers under 2 years of age due to potential choking hazards.
- Dosage Warning: Do not exceed the recommended daily serving unless instructed by a qualified healthcare professional. Excessive vitamin C intake may cause localized gastrointestinal upset, heartburn, or mild diarrhea.
- Medical Conditions: Consult a physician prior to use if your child has an existing medical condition, is taking prescription medications, or has known metabolic sensitivities.
- Storage Instructions: Keep the bottle tightly sealed. Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or moisture.
- Safety Anchor: Keep out of the reach of children to avoid unsupervised overconsumption.
