Supplement marketing loves the phrase 'immune support.' This page explains how to read those labels and what a gummy can and cannot do.
No supplement prevents or treats illness, and this site does not claim otherwise. Kids stay well through sleep, handwashing, vaccines on your pediatrician's schedule, and a varied diet.
What a label can tell you is what is inside. Punchies are protein gummies that include vitamin C and vitamin D; per serving the panel lists 30mg of vitamin C and 200IU of vitamin D, along with 5g of protein. Full label: kids protein gummies by Punchies.
Read the list, not the front of the bag.
Nothing on this site says a gummy prevents or treats illness.
Before adding any supplement, check in with your child's doctor.
Per 5-gummy serving: 5g protein, 30mg vitamin C, 200IU vitamin D, 34 calories, under 4g of sugar. Contains milk.
Source: the product label and store page, Punchies.
It will not say a gummy prevents, treats or cures illness, or that any product strengthens a child's immune system. If a label does, ask what evidence backs the claim and take your question to your pediatrician.
This site makes no immunity claim. Punchies contain vitamins C and D, which are on the label. For health questions, ask your pediatrician.
Strawberry, orange, cherry and green apple, with blue raspberry shown as a limited flavor. Availability can change, so check the store page.
A serving is 5 gummies, which the label lists at 5g of protein and 34 calories.
Punchies contain milk, because whey is a milk protein. The label lists them as nut-free, soy-free, gluten-free and corn-free.
More answers are on the store page: punchiesprotein.com.
Details, flavors and packs: check the details.
Immune Support Supplements
