Natural FactorsVitamin D3 for Kids, Strawberry Flavor, 400 IU, 100 Chewable Tablets

Keep it away . Tastes like sweet tarts . They may try to eat alot . Very easy to chew

Natural flavour, pretty small ( just apt for kids), my 5 year old loves it, never a fan of candy but she is happy with this! Thank you 😊 Go for it👌

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The taste is good and my daughter loves it

My kids likes it, it is better than the drops, chewable tablets with strawberry flavor. recommend

Expiry date not on the bottle.

I've been using these vitamins as a D3 supplement for my two kids (ages 6 and 2). They are a small chew-able tablet and my kids love the taste. A D3 supplement is very important, especially in the winter months when we aren't getting natural D3 from the sun. I've been very happy with these for my kids!

This is the best of the best! My kids are super picky and this is their favorite! Small, tastes great, doesn’t get gross. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I started buying these when my son's pediatric urologist recommended he be on Vitamin D for problems with digestion and a small bladder. The D3 has worked wonders for him. He loves the taste so much, he often will remind me to give him his D3! The company ships the vitamins reliably and with appropriate expiration dates. I'm very pleased with the product and the company.

I bought a bottle of Natural Factors D3 and the bottle arrived wrapped like it was new, but the bottle was empty. These are not cheap, and to receive it like this is disheartening. Would give it 0 stars if I could.

So much easier than the drops for my 1.5 year old. He loves taking his daily "vitamin."In regard to the post claiming the magnesium stearate prevents absorption, this has been disproven by many scientists:"One in vitro study conducted in 2007 found that tablets containing magnesium stearate dissolved more slowly than tablets without magnesium stearate when placed in artificial gastric juice. (1) The study authors concluded that in vivo studies are needed to determine whether this finding has any practical significance. However, an earlier study found that although magnesium stearate increased the time it took for a drug to dissolve, it had no effect on overall bioavailability, as evidenced by blood levels of the drug in test subjects. (2) Further, another study found that levels of magnesium stearate didn’t affect tablet dissolution at all. (3)All of this indicates that although magnesium stearate might affect the rate of tablet dissolution in some circumstances, it doesn’t affect the overall bioavailability of the drug or supplement.1. ALIJA UZUNOVIĆ, EDINA VRANIĆ: EFFECT OF MAGNESIUM STEARATE CONCENTRATION ON DISSOLUTION PROPERTIES OF RANITIDINE HYDROCHLORIDE COATED TABLETS2. Evaluation of in Vitro Release Rate and in Vivo Absorption Characteristics of Four Metoprolol Tartrate Immediate-Release Tablet FormulationsGurvinder Singh Rekhi , Natalie D. Eddington , Michael J. Fossler , Paul Schwartz , Lawrence J. Lesko , Larry L. AugsburgerPharmaceutical Development and TechnologyVol. 2, Iss. 1, 19973. Natalie D. Eddington, Muhammad Ashraf, Larry L. Augsburger, James L. Leslie, Michael J. Fossler, Lawrence J. Lesko, Vinod P. Shah & Gurvinder Singh Rekhi (1998) Identification of Formulation and Manufacturing Variables That Influence In Vitro Dissolution and In Vivo Bioavailability of Propranolol Hydrochloride Tablets, Pharmaceutical Development and Technology, 3:4, 535-547