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Blue · Vegan, not a halal certificate

Kids' vitamins

Before you start: Vegan per the label, no doubtful ingredient found · not a halal certificate.

The label lists no ingredient of animal origin. This describes the label, it is not a religious ruling, and the decision is yours.

What official sources say about this category

Children's multivitamins and single-nutrient products list vitamins and minerals that are also found in food. Each product states an age range and a dose on its label. For official intake tables by age, see the NIH ODS Multivitamin/mineral Supplements Fact Sheet for Consumers (updated 2024-02-15). Ask a paediatrician before giving any supplement to a child.

Sources: NIH, WHO. General information, not a claim about any product shown. Ask a doctor or pharmacist before starting any supplement.

Last checked: 2026-10-23

What to read on the label (optional) (4)
  • Age range on the label
  • Dose per serving and servings per day
  • Iron mg if iron is listed (and keep iron products out of children's reach)
  • Certifier name if a halal mark is shown
Sources (1)
  1. [1] NIH Office of Dietary Supplements — Multivitamin/mineral Supplements, Fact Sheet for Consumers (updated 2024-02-15)

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