If so what do they take, what are the benefits, and where do you purchase them?

Dd has a horrible diet and refuses all "medicine" but she will take a chewable multivitamin. She does okay in school but sometimes has a problem staying focused, etc... So I was thinking of getting her some fish oil supplements for kids. Any advice?

There is an Omega-3 Supplement out for kids. I've seen it at Target, WM and several other stores. They come in a form similar to a Gummy Bear.

I give DS Omega-3 or Flax Seed for his blepheritis.

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I give my kids a mulitvitamin and lemon flavored fish oil gel caps. They bite them and say they taste good. Not sure how much it helps, but I feel better knowing that they are taking something that's good for them. I have to buy them both at the healthfood store. I haven't been able to find them anywhere else that have no dyes or corn syrup in them.

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The kids take Omega 3-6-9 by Yummi Bears. They look and taste like gummy bears but are one of the few vitamins that are lead free, dye free, gluten, HFCS, casin, allergen, and a few more things free. It is vegatarian form. They also take the yummi Bears D-3 during the winter and flu season as it is good for the bones but is proven to help fight the flu.

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Dd takes fish oil supplements per her psychiatrist's and endocrinologist's suggestions. We're supposed to give her a daily multivitamin because she consistently tests low in vitamin D, but we forget to give her that one most of the time.

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