Kids’ vitamins are failing the children they’re meant to help

A child holding a supplement in the shape of a gummy bear

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Many kids’ vitamins fall short on vitamin D and are high in sugar. That has to change, says Sunna van Kampen, founder of Tonic 

Walk down the vitamin aisle of any UK supermarket and you’ll find shelves heaving with brightly coloured labels and cartoon characters, all promising to support the health of the next generation. But looks, as any parent soon learns, can be deceiving.

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