Kids multivitamin with mango flavor: The Day Tunteuntamin

I received this product and tried it with my child. My child catches colds often, so I have become more careful about what they eat and have tried several children’s supplements. But even after comparing ingredients and prices, it was hard to keep giving them consistently because my child would not actually take them well.

What is this product and where can you buy it?

The product I tried this time was The Day Our Child Health for Our Child Tunteuntamin. When choosing children’s supplements, I tend to compare the ingredients and amount provided for the price, and this product felt like it met my criteria.

It is listed as available through The Day’s official brand store and online shopping malls. Store it in a cool place away from direct sunlight; it can be kept at room temperature.

Were the individual sachets convenient for outings?

At first, the yellow packaging and cute design caught my eye. The back of the box had detailed nutrition information.

Because each serving is individually wrapped, it was easy to keep in a bag for outings or trips. The seals were neat, and the easy-cut packaging was simple enough for my child to open alone.

What did I check about the ingredients and nutrients?

One thing I looked at closely when choosing it was the origin of the ingredients. In the product information, I saw that it does not use ingredients from China or Japan and instead uses ingredients from Korea, the United States, Switzerland, and elsewhere.

I also checked the information stating that it contains 11 vitamins and 3 minerals and has no added coloring. I liked that it lets you take care of several nutrients in one sachet.

The contents I took out myself were a fine powder. It did not scatter much, so it felt tidy to use.

Did a child who dislikes supplements enjoy the mango flavor?

My child tends to spit something out if it has even a slight medicine smell. Tunteuntamin has a refreshing mango flavor, and my child said it was tasty and brought it out first.

I gave my child one sachet a day, and they liked it enough to ask for more. As a parent, it was convenient that I did not have to persuade them as much to take it.

My spouse and I tried it too. To my taste, it did not have a fishy flavor or an artificial sweetness, and the mango flavor was strong enough to make it easy to take.

Why would I choose it again?

What I was most satisfied with was the flavor my child asked for first and the convenient individual sachets. The nutrient composition and my satisfaction with the value for the price were also good by my standards, so I plan to repurchase it in a larger size after we finish it.

This may be a useful experience to refer to if, like me, you worry because your child does not take supplements well, or if you look at both ingredient origins and individual packaging.