KidzShake - Multivitamin KidzSprinkles | Sugar-Free Daily Vitamins for Kids Sprinkled on Food - Supplement Vitamins, Probiotics, Omega 3, Iron (90 servings)

1. The product description claims that it has no taste or flavour. The fact is - it does! We were very much looking forward to supplement our 3-year old diet with this combination (he refuses to eat any fruit or uncooked vegetables and nothing sweet like other vitamins in syrup/gums form would pass his lips). We added KidzSprinkles to his milk (one serving per a 250ml big bottle), and he IMMEDIATELY TASTED IT. He refused to drink it point blank. We tried it on his porridge and favourite pasta - no luck. Moreover, in any liquids you try to add it to, it forms little hard balls which sink to the bottom instead of been dissolved and consumed with the drink. So it seems even if the liquid is consumed, most of the nutrition remains in the deposit on the bottom of the vessel.2. It is very difficult to measure the amount that needs to go into every individual serving. What is 'sprinkle'? The opening on the bottle is so wide, it does not allow even for approximation of any precision. We had to try to shake some on the teaspoon to see if we get to about 1/4th. The trouble is - we have four types of teaspoons at home, all different sizes! I would think that, like with anyother supplements, the precise measuring is paramount as overdose of some vitamins on a consistent basis is dangerous, and underdose is simply ineffective. Well, this packaging and design do not allow for any proper control of a dosage.3. Few days after we received our order from Amazon, we got an email 'from' the creator of this potion Dr. Rachel Mitchell (aka Dr. Rach). It was sloppily written, with 'Hi  ' address with no name inserted and all the links mentioned missing from the text. It asked that if we had any criticisms, not to write a negative review on Amazon but to send an email to her instead. Well, the email address for responding was not provided. Therefore, I am writing this review in the hope that the producer takes the points above into account and takes measures to rectify these major flaws, and others who are tempted to purchase this would think twice before doing so.There is definitely a market for truly tastless and easily solubale supplement for children, but this product is definitlly not one of them.

For my 1 year old son, he won't take any medications or vitamins by mouth. I have to opt for suppositories or fruity to "unflavored" powders or drops. I used to use the Upspring Iron drops and that was a mess. He didn't like it and I don't blame him.My son is anemic, so how I make him take this powder is easy. Have baby puree, preferably with orange, and put the powder in. Mix it up and within 30 mins he eats it. After 30 mins, it turns green and doesn't look good.As for taste, there is a slight flavor to it. The other reviewers make me laugh because they say there is flavor to it. Well duh. It's vitamins. There's usually a chalky taste to it. It is a little sour but it's not bad.4 stars because you have to measure it with a measuring spoon first then eyeball it.

Let me tell you how I know these have real digestive enzymes... don't put it in oatmeal!! I've read online before about the oatmeal test and I didn't even think about that before I sprinkled some in my sons oatmeal the other day. It took less than 5 minutes and it had turned back to liquid! My son wouldn't eat it after that of course, so no more oatmeal. He typically doesn't notice it on any other foods so that is good. And when he does eat it, his pee is very bright, from the B-vitamins, so I know it's getting into his system. Other than that I have no other comments, as I haven't noticed anything different about him while taking it. But it does make me feel better to know he's getting some vitamins/probiotics into his little body since he is such a picky eater.

This product DOES NOT dissolve. I've added it to warm drinking water and blended (and shook) like crazy, intending to use the water to mix with toddler formula. Forget about using this in something hoping it will dissolve. Your best bet is to take the 1/4 teaspoon "recommended dose" and mix it in with apple sauce, pasta sauce, oatmeal, peanut butter, and even sprinkle it on the cheese when making a grilled cheese (etc) - the flavor is hidden but the vitamins, probiotics and Omega 3s are there. I also recommend buying the "Six Seed Super Blend" by EatSeeds - also sold on Amazon - you can make granola from it OR (as I've done) grind it all in a clean coffee grinder and add it to anything you bake or cook, like muffins, banana bread, meatloaf so your picky eaters are getting great nutrition! I'm glad to have purchased this product from KidzShake - my son doesn't eat candy, doesn't like fruit flavors and doesn't like gummy anything (not that I'd want to give him those, as they're made with gelatine and artificial colors and flavors, which are neurotoxins and carcinogens). I appreciate a healthy way to ensure my picky eater gets all the "good things" his growin body and brain needs.

Love this stuff! If you have picky eaters, it's the bomb! I really liked that it has a blend of vitamins, including Thiamin which is often overlooked, plus a blend of probiotics (3 varieties), Omega 3s, AND digestive enzymes. The only thing I would debate is the claim of "flavorless". Not surprising, as it is vitamins, but it does have a slightly acrid flavor. One of the reasons I bought this is because I didn't want my kids getting all the sugar in gummies (and they didn't like the sugar free kind) however I have found with my picky eaters I can not put a full serving in mild foods like yogurt or oatmeal. However, no problem getting it in with a little dash here or there during the day, or on top of savory dishes like spaghetti or in soups. So not a big issue and as the body can only absorb so much at any given time it's probably better to spread it out. The only way it could be better is if it had more Omega 3s such as EPA and ALA. Still a win for this mommy!