Children’s Oxylent Multivitamin {Giveaway}

I am constantly worried that my kids aren’t getting enough vitamins, they can be pretty finicky sometimes about what they do and don’t eat so even is I am preparing healthy foods doesn’t necessarily mean they are always eating them.  T-Bone (my oldest) is a pretty active teenager (I still cringe when I say he is a teenager!) and between younger kids chewable vitamins and adult vitamins there really isn’t much on the market for his age group.  I am really glad I was able to get introduced to Children’s Oxylent and share it with T-Bone!

I think one of the coolest things about the multivitamin is it is a drink mix packet that can be added to your child’s favorite beverage making taking vitamins a fun bubbly treat.  A box comes with 30 stick packets pre-measured for daily use (one packet daily for children over the age of 4) making them very portable for kids and families on the go.

We received the bubbly berry punch flavor and T-Bone like to mix it with fruit juice as is isn’t as flavorful as he prefers with plain water.  It makes his juice fizzy which he likes.  So you want to know how it works and what the advantages are right?

• Nurtures: Children’s Oxylent delivers a balance of vitamins and minerals, including all the B vitamins, to nurture growth and development of your child’s body, mind, and well-being.*
• Strengthens: Children’s Oxylent contains 800 I.U. vitamin D3, along with calcium and magnesium to support the development of resilient bones and healthy muscles. Zinc promotes healthy immunity.*
• Protects: Vitamins C and D support your child’s healthy immune system. Vitamin C, a water-soluble vitamin, is lost when foods are processed, and it is important to replenish daily.*

 

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