Multeez Multivitamin Pops for Kids, Cherry Berry

As parents, we know the struggle: getting kids to take their vitamins can feel impossible. Chalky chewables, scary pills, or oversized tablets often end in refusals, complaints, or hidden pills under the couch cushions. That’s why we created Multeez Multivitamin Pops: clean vitamins that kids actually enjoy.

These kid-friendly pops are crafted in a fun, flat lollipop format with a delicious Cherry Berry flavor kids love, while delivering essential nutrition parents can feel good about. Each pop is packed with essential vitamins like A, B, D, E, and Zinc to help support your child’s health year-round*. Made with organic honey and thoughtfully sourced ingredients, we make multivitamins EEZY.

• EFFECTIVE VITAMINS WITHOUT THE STRUGGLE – A multivitamin in a kid-friendly, flat lollipop/sucker form that kids love! Multeez makes clean, delicious immune support EEZY*.
• CLEAN VITAMINS PARENTS CAN TRUST – Multeez is Non-GMO, gluten-free, dairy-free, and always free from artificial dyes or colors.
• THIRD-PARTY CERTIFIED FOR QUALITY – Proudly Clean Label Project Certified, independently tested for 200+ contaminants and chemicals by a trusted third-party for safety, purity, and transparency, no hidden surprises!
• YEAR-ROUND IMMUNE SUPPORT – Packed with essential nutrients like Vitamins A, B, D, E, and Zinc to help support kids’ overall health during school, play, and everything in between.
• KID-APPROVED FUN FLAVOR – Each 13-count pack includes delicious Cherry Berry pops.
• PROUDLY MANUFACTURED IN THE USA – Crafted with care in the USA, using carefully sourced global ingredients to meet the highest standards for families.
• RECOMMENDED FOR KIDS AGES 4+ – Allow one pop to dissolve slowly in the mouth
• HSA/FSA ELIGIBLE – Multeez is eligible for purchase with Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Account (FSA) funds.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.