Age & Stage
Designed for ages 4–18+ to support everyday nutritional needs through school-age years and adolescence.
AGES 4–18+

THE THRIVE STAGE
Multivitamin Chewable Tablets for Kids & Teens
DocVites Multivitamin Chewable Tablets are a pediatrician-formulated chewable multivitamin and mineral format designed for children and teens ages 4–18+ in a 60-tablet package.
The formula provides vitamins A, C, D3, E and K1, B vitamins, iodine, zinc and copper to help support normal immune function, bone health, antioxidant protection and energy metabolism.
Suggested Use: Children 4 years and older: chew 2 tablets daily, preferably with food, or as directed by a healthcare professional. Chew completely before swallowing.
Complete Supplement Facts, ingredient information, directions, warnings and storage guidance are available on this product page.
Why This Formula
DocVites Multivitamin Chewable Tablets is designed for children and teens who have moved beyond drops and prefer an easy daily chewable.
Pediatrician-formulatedDesigned for ages 4–18+ to support everyday nutritional needs through school-age years and adolescence.
AGES 4–18+A broad multivitamin and mineral blend selected for older children and teens, including vitamin K1 along with key vitamins and minerals.
VITAMINS + MINERALSChewable tablets offer a straightforward, portable daily format for older children and teens.
EASY CHEWABLEEXPERT PERSPECTIVE
I’m pleased to endorse DocVites, whose commitment to transparency, evidence-informed formulation, and consumer education aligns with my professional standards as a Registered Dietitian. With over 18 years of experience in clinical and community nutrition, I value brands that prioritize thoughtful formulation, ingredient integrity, and clear product information. DocVites stands out for its age-and-stage approach and support for informed wellness choices.
RELATED PEDIATRIC READING
Evidence-informed reading related to this formula, its ingredients and the child’s stage.
What copper does in normal physiology, how it interacts with zinc and iron-related pathways, and why balance matters in pediatric supplementation.
Read articleA pediatric guide to zinc’s normal roles in growth, protein and DNA synthesis and immune function, with food sources and total-intake safety context.
Read articleWhy iodine matters to normal thyroid hormone production and development, where food provides it, and why both too little and too much can be a problem.
Read article