Teen Multivitamin Gummies 12-17 - Teen Boys & Girls Gummy Vitamins for Better Skin, Immune Strength, Mood & Energy Support - Teenage Girl & Boy Supplements with Zn, Mg, Vitamin A, C, D & E - 60 Ct

My son loves the taste and not hard on his stomach.

I have gotten a lot of great products from nature's craft and they're all great quality and very effective. These gummies taste good and I find gummies to be more convenient and makes me more likely to take them every single day. Someone said they tasted a little grainy. They're vitamins! They don't need to completely resemble candy to me, they're a vitamin and I enjoying taking then. 10 out of 10 would recommend. I also use their mushroom complex formula.

These gummies are a little chewy and a little bit gritty, which my guess is the pectin. With that being said, the flavor is not bad. There is a tiny bit of b vitamin taste, but that's not bad at all. I like it that they are non-GMO and have natural ingredients in them. On the days I take these, I have good energy that keeps me going all day long.

Overall the multivitamins are quite good. I was afraid the flavor will be strong (I had similar gummies in the past from another company with way too strong flavor), but these are just right. The flavor I would not call raspberry, but rather mix berries. These are not your traditional gummies in the texture. They are a little bit gooey with some very tiny bits of something crunchy. The crunchy stuff dissolves but is not sugar. I enjoy a lot the crunch under my teeth when I am chewing them, but if you like to dissolve gummies in your mouth without chewing them, the tiny particles can be little bothersome.

You know a vitamin is going to taste bad when you can smell that "vitamin smell" before you even open the container! I can't believe so many people reviewed these as having a good taste. If I wouldn't eat it, I certainly don't expect a teenager to.

Really good but should add more flavors

My review 15 y/o: If you, like me, were a victim of the Bean Boozled Challenge, then this will SURELY give you flashbacks to sitting in the park, eating these as you try not to throw up. I’m not sure exactly WHICH bean it tastes like since the brain numbs traumatizing memories, but it wasn’t a good one. They also leave a sand-like residue in your mouth. I guess if you drink juice while you chew and don’t let it touch your tongue the flavor is ok. If you’re a little bit of a menace, then enjoy the flavor and the beach in your gums. If your teens have been acting a fool lately, bon appetite.Sincerely, the teen of the mother who bought this in good faith for her children.P.S. licking sandy residue out of my gums as I type this.My 19 y/o sister’s review: “BAD BAD BAD BAD BAD BADDDD I CAN TASTE THE SAND.”My 12 y/o brother’s review: chokes and coughs. Hunched over beating his chest. Face like eating a sour lemon. “Disgusting.”My dad’s review: “It is gritty. Yeah this is disgusting.” With a disgusted face. “That brought back so many bad memories for me of my mother forcing me to take those Flintstone Vitamins. What is this stuff made of? What is this? They left out a major ingredient. Grit.”My 16 y/o sister review: Face contorts. “They’re nasty. Disgusting.”My mom review: “I can’t believe it tastes like sand. It’s like that Michael Jackson video where they turn into sand.”It is however vegetarian and gelatin free. That’s why we decided to give it 3 stars. It’s also peanut free.

Grandkids didn’t complain about the taste