VitaSpectrum Powder tropical is a comprehensive multiple vitamin/mineral supplement specially formulated for children on the spectrum. Created to address nutritional imbalances commonly observed in children with special needs, this product offers a wide range of essential nutrients in carefully designed amounts and ratios.

For individuals on the spectrum, gastrointestinal issues can affect their ability to absorb and process nutrients. VitaSpectrum Powder takes this into account by providing highly bioavailable forms of vitamins, minerals, and trace elements. We have included bioactive forms of folate, B12, and B6, as well as naturally sourced carotenes, vitamin E, and D to optimize nutrient absorption and utilization.

We understand that certain allergens can be problematic for individuals on the spectrum. That's why VitaSpectrum Powder is free of common allergens such as milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, and wheat/gluten. We have also excluded iron and copper, which are often contraindicated for those on the spectrum.

To ensure maximum tolerance and versatility, we have avoided the use of herbal ingredients in our formula. Instead, we offer a pleasant tropical flavor that easily dissolves in liquids or mixes well with foods. Each container comes with a convenient measuring scoop for accurate dosage.

In addition, VitaSpectrum Powder is free from starch, maltodextrin, stearates, artificial sweeteners, colors, flavors, and preservatives. We are proud to offer a product that complies with Gluten-Free/Casein-Free (GFCF) diets, making it suitable for a wide range of dietary needs.

VitaSpectrum Powder tropical is a reliable and effective nutritional supplement that fills the gaps left by selective eating habits and food elimination diets. With its carefully selected blend of essential nutrients, it supports the overall health and well-being of children on the spectrum. Choose VitaSpectrum Powder tropical for a comprehensive, bioavailable, and allergen-free solution to nutritional imbalances commonly observed in children with special needs.