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Vitamin C and vitamin D: basics for parents

Published 2026-10-23 by the Punchies team at immunesupportsupplements.com

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These two vitamins are common in kids' supplements for a reason: they are familiar, widely discussed and easy to find on a panel.

Where they come from

Vitamin C is found in citrus, berries and peppers. Vitamin D comes from sunlight, fortified foods like milk and cereal, and supplements.

On a gummy label

Punchies list 30mg of vitamin C and 200IU of vitamin D per five-gummy serving. Compare that to any other supplement your child takes. See Punchies kids protein gummies for the full panel.

What a label cannot tell you

A label tells you what is in a serving. It cannot tell you what your child needs, which depends on age, diet, health and sun exposure. That is a conversation for your pediatrician.

Do not double up

Ask before combining supplements, and keep a list. Related reading: Shake-free protein snacks for school days on kidsproteinshake.com.

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