Adult’s Chewable Multivitamin & Mineral

Since I've been taking these, my skin has taken on a greenish hue and I find myself growing to 4 times my normal size when I get angry... It's weird.Kidding!! (That was a reference to the Hulk...disregard.)Honestly, I have been taking these daily for the past few weeks and I have not noticed anything new in my body or energy to report on. Except for the neon yellow urine. That's pretty cool. Let's me know I definitely took something.As far as flavor - I really enjoy these! It's like my daily candy first thing in the morning. Love that!I would recommend these to anyone looking for a nicely sourced, well rounded, chewable multivitamin. I will continue to take them to see if my energy levels increase or if my hair grows longer, etc. I will let you all know if anything changes in the future!

These vitamins are easy to chew and have a pleasant flavor. We had a hard time finding a chewable vitamin for adults and we did not want gummies so this was perfect

I have trouble swallowing large pills, like multi vitamins.These pills are one per day strength. I liked that. Since I chew them, they are much easier for me to take.They are not good tasting, but are quite tolerable. So I plan to continue using them.

This is just a warning that the ingredient list, and especially the taste have changed for this vitamin, without anysort of warning or notice on the label.If you are using chewable vitamins, one of the most important factors in your choice is taste.I have been a long-time consumer of this great pineapple-flavored multivitamin since probably 2008. I ran out of my supply, and I purchased 2 new bottles off of Amazon and tried the first tablet. To me, the taste was terrible and very sour. - I didn't finish eating it. Thinking (and HOPING) that it was just a one-off, I tried one more. I ended up with the same result and I had to spit it out too. To me, it was just not edible.At first I thought I had received a bad batch (something that had happened once before), but I also decided to do a side-by-side comparison of the labels on my old and new bottles. (see pics) There were no active ingredient changes (except for an increase in Magnesium). But the list of "Other Ingredients" at the bottom had significant changes. It is the "other ingredients" which probably make the formulation's taste tolerable.Note:The tablets also look slightly different, although some or all of that could be attributed to batch-to-batch variations (see pics).I ended up returning the bottles as they were both from the same batch. I was able to find a smaller bottle (90 count) of the new formulation at a local store...and unfortunately I had the same taste result. :(I contacted NaturesPlus about the ingredients change and here is what the person who responded said, "There were a number of changes to the formula, including some significant upgrades such as methylcobalamin in place of cyanocobalamin and calcium-L-5-methyltetrahydrofolate in place of folic acid. These combined with a reduction in sugars may be the cause of the flavor change you note."What is important here is that the formula has changed, and the new labels don't call out any changes.The easiest way to tell between the old and new formulation is in the "Other Ingredients" section at the bottom. The old version includes, "natural flavors (pineapple, orange)", and the new version only says, "natural flavors (pineapple)"My best advice (if you like/love the current version) would be to stock up the old version wherever you can find it. You most likely won't be able to check the ingredient list online for advertised product, but I was able to find some of the old version in person at a local Vitamin Shoppe. Locating an interim supply will at least buy you some time to find a new product if that's where you decide to go.These vitamins are pretty expensive, so if you are used to the current flavor and want to try the new ones I would suggest finding the new formulation in person in the smaller 90 count variety first (the NaturesPlus rep I emailed with said they do not do samples of this product).Good luck and happy vitamining!

To me as a doctor, comparing other products, this is my favorite Multi vitamin, packed with so much of what our body needs. I gave a 1* to "easy to swallow" because these are chewable, you don't swallow them.

I had Gastric Bypass surgery two years ago (2012) and have been using these as my daily vitamin supplement. They are delicious and are definitely easy to chew and swallow. These dissolve quickly and don't leave a strong aftertaste in your mouth. All of these are important things to consider when choosing a vitamin you'll be taking every day for the rest of your life.I've tried other chewable vitamins, but most were too chalky or too chewy for my taste.For me, these deliver the right balance of vitamins and minerals that I need since I've had Gastric Bypass surgery. The nutritionist was very specific about the types and levels of various vitamins and minerals, which I spent alot of time researching and found these to be the closes match to what I needed.I buy the 180ct bottles because I take two a day, one in the morning, one in the evening, so each bottle lasts three months. Price-wise these are a good bargain.If you've had Gastric Bypass and are looking for a way to get your daily vitamins without choking down chalky or gummy chewables, then these are definitely the way to go. Good luck in your new healthy life style!

I have tried several brands of chewable vitamins including Pioneer and Centrum and Kirkland. Centrum was my least favorite, Kirkland was ok, Pioneer was rather good, but this Nature's Plus pinapple chewable vitamin is my favorite. This vitamin has a great taste, not like a candy, fake type of pineapple. Also, the amount of vitamin in this product is rather high; the Centrum products only had 100% of nutrients unwilling to go out on a limb and pack a punch for us active people. Technically, I think the Kirkland chewables are for children, so it's pretty light weight. Most noteworthy is the comparison to Pioneer, another vegatarian (vegan?) chewable vitamin. The Pioneer brand requires two tablets to one of the Nature's PLus, but the Pioneer brand is a third of the price. I like the Pioneer taste, but it's not as good as the pineapple. Hence, I'll probably bounce back and forth between Pioneer and Nature's Plus for variety's and cost's sake--even though if the Nature's Plus became cost competitive to the Pioneer, I'd stick with the pineapple.Just a few thoughts for those shopping around.