Finicky Children Hate Vitamin Pills

Parents who say that their kids don't like swallowing 'horse pills' recommend gummy cuties.

2013-03-09

LOS ANGELES, CA, March 09, 2013 (Press-News.org) Parents of finicky eaters have a hard enough time trying to ensure their children receive proper nutrition. Trying to get children to swallow vitamin pills may add to their frustration.

Natural Dynamix is a California based vitamin manufacturer whose Gummy Cuties are quickly becoming the most popular gummy vitamins for children. Both parents and children agree that Natural Dynamix's Gummy Cuties are the most delicious and nutritious gummy vitamin supplements.

Natural Dynamix's gummy vitamin products are made in the U.S.A. and are all allergen, gluten and casein free. Children's Gummy Cuties are the #1 preferred gummy vitamins by kids.

Natural Dynamix offers Children's Gummy Cuties supplements including: Multi Vitamin, Calcium with Vitamin D, Omega-3 DHA/EPA and Echinacea.

Consumers, retailers, distributors and those interested in health and well being are invited to visit Natural Dynamix's booth( #713) at Expo West March 8 - March 10, 2013 at the Anaheim Convention Center for product information and samples.

Natural Dynamix also offers adult gummy supplements including Calcium DX, Fiber DX and Omega-3 DX as well as an adult supplement line including Antioxidant DX capsules, Joint DX tablets, Krill Oil DX gelcaps and Endure DX capsules.
Natural Dynamix's website provides information about all these great products.

About Natural Dynamix
Founded in 2008, Natural Dynamix began manufacturing Children's Gummy Cuties to educate and promote good nutrition habits for healthy children. Adults also enjoy the Gummy DX products and Natural Dynamix's high quality Adult Supplements.
Natural Dynamix products are available internationally and across North America at fine retailers including: Vitamin Shoppe, Vitamin World and Whole Foods Market.

Website: http://www.naturaldynamix.com

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Finicky Children Hate Vitamin Pills

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