Nutriverse Gummies Combo for Kids | Nutriverse Cold & Cough Gummies + Nutriverse Immunity Gummies (30 Gummies/Pack)

1. One prevents. One relieves.

The immunity gummy works on the ordinary days that's when resilience is built. The cold & cough gummy works on the day something starts. Neither does the other's job.

2. Catch it early, get over it faster.

A cold caught at the first scratchy throat is easier than one that's settled into the chest. Having the second jar in the house means you're not searching for it on day two.

3. Both are gummies your child will actually take.

Bear-shaped, four flavours between them, pectin not gelatin. The hardest part of any daily supplement is the child accepting it and this is the part both jars get right.

Immunity Gummies - every day

• 1 gummy daily, any time
• After breakfast or the school snack works best
• Chew fully, don't swallow whole
• Give it 3 months immunity builds slowly

Cold & Cough Gummies - when a cold starts

• 1 gummy daily at the first scratchy throat or sniffle
• Best taken through the early days of a cold
• Chew fully

Using both

The immunity gummy is the daily habit same time every day, all year. The cold & cough jar comes out when a cold arrives and goes back once it's passed. One is routine, one is as-needed. That's the point of having both.

Not for children under 2 years.

Children get 6 to 8 colds a year. Adults get 2 to 4. Same house, same air, different immune system. It isn't something you're doing wrong.

Honey beat cough syrup in a trial of 105 children. Researchers compared it against dextromethorphan the active in most syrups. Honey came out ahead on night-time coughing. It's the base of the cold & cough jar.

Pectin comes from fruit. Gelatin comes from animals. That single difference is why most kids' gummies aren't vegetarian, and both of these are.