Organic Vitamin D3 Gummies | 1000 IU | USDA Organic | Immune Support| Bone Health | Muscle Function | for Adults & Kids Ages 2+ | Vegan | Gluten Free | 2 Month Supply | 60 Count

These MaryRuth Organics Vitamin D3 gummies are easy to take and taste really good, not like vitamins at all. I like that they are vegan and have clean ingredients. They’re gentle on my stomach and simple to add to my daily routine. Great option if you don’t like swallowing pills.

Great gummies, not too sweet, kids love it!

Love this company and taste great! My kids love them

Mary Ruth’s Organic Vitamin D3 Gummies were packaged well ! They have a good flavor , not too sweet. They are much easier to take than capsules .

These were a great addition to my vitamin regiment but they arrived harder than a previous batch I purchased from Whole Foods.

My granddaughter is 4 years old, she loved all flavors but the lemon. She would remind is daily to give her these vitamins. They were very easy for her to chew and swallow. I would definitely recommend

These gummies are delicious! I take in the evening with my magnesium to help it absorb.

Loved this product for both myself and my 11 year old! The flavors of the gummy are bright and yummy tasting, and they have a wonderful soft texture that feels it is starting to melt in your mouth a bit when you chew them. My last vitamin D gummies were awful because they had the texture of gummy bears, which mercilessly stick to your teeth, and that D did so as well, but these are not like that. How many great things can I say about this product? First and best, no artificial crap! No corn syrup, no dextrose, no maltodextrin like I have found in other vitamins. Love, love, love that they are non-GMO, gluten-free, and soy-free. And no icky aftertaste! One thing I observed is that it was different from other D I have tried - my nails usually shoot out really long really quickly when I get back on the "D train". When this didn't happen right away, I was like, "hmm...", BUT, the great news is that though my nails grew out more slowly (more naturally, perhaps?), they were SO much stronger than previous D vitamins I have tried...a happy surprise! Oh, and no sheep lanolin sourced D in these. Though as a meat-eating Chicago girl I'm not a vegetarian, the idea that my vitamins in the past have come from lanolin is a little creepy. These are sourced from wild lichen, which make me like 'em, haha (okay, say it out loud, people). I have used other MaryRuth products and found them to be equally fantastic. I look forward to anything this woman is going to put out because I haven't had a bad experience yet. My only suggestion? A higher dose D, and maybe for picky autism-spectrum kiddos like mine, bottles of single flavors along with the offering of the mixed flavors because everyone knows that one child who will eat only strawbery. Or only orange. Or only lemon. :-) I heart MaryRuth!