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Compare	Schiff Children's Multivitamin Chewables	VS	Nature's Plus Children's Vita-Gels Natural Orange

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Detailed comparison of Schiff Children's Multivitamin Chewables and Nature's Plus Children's Vita-Gels Natural Orange Multi Vitamins. Side by side look at similarities and differences in nutrition data like vitamins and minerals, directions, ingredients,

There are 37 differences and 4 similarities between Schiff Children's Multivitamin Chewables, Nature's Plus Children's Vita-Gels Natural Orange

General
Category		Multi-vitamins For Children	vs	Multi-vitamins For Children
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Other Ingredients		Sorbitol, Fructose, Cellulose, Stearic Acid, Beet Root Powder (color), Citric Acid, Natural Cherry Flavor, Magnesium Stearate And Silicon Dioxide. Contains Soy And Fish (cod, Pollock, Haddock, Hake, Cusk, Redfish, Sole And Flounder)	vs	Soybean Oil, Gelatin, Beta Carotene (in Sunflower Oil), Purified Water, Soy Lecithin, Orange Oil, Yellow Beeswax, Ethyl Vanillin.
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Directions		For Best Results Children Under 4 Chew One (1) Tablet And Children 4 Or More Years Of Age Chew Two (2) Tablets Daily.	vs	As A Dietary Supplement For Children, Take One Softgel Daily.
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Warnings		Excessive Consumption May Have A Laxative Effect In Children.	vs	Do Not Take With Sulfonamide Since Paba Interferes With The Activity Of The Drug.accidental Overdose Of Iron-containing Products Is A Leading Cause Of Fatal Poisoning In Children Under 6. Keep This Product Out Of Reach Of Children. In Case Of Accidental Overdose, Call A Physician Or Poison Control Center Immediately.
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Free Of			vs	Gluten, Artificial Colors And Preservatives.
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Disclaimer		These Statements Have Not Been Evaluated By The Fda. These Products Are Not Intended To Diagnose, Treat, Cure, Or Prevent Any Disease.	vs	These Statements Have Not Been Evaluated By The Fda. These Products Are Not Intended To Diagnose, Treat, Cure, Or Prevent Any Disease.
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Count		180 Chewables	vs	90 Softgels
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Serving		1 Chewable	vs	1 Softgel
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Servings		180	vs	90
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Description		Less Than One Gram Of Sugar Provides Essential Nutrients To Help Build Healthy Bodies Sometimes Children Are Finicky Eaters, Which Means They May Not Get A Consistent Intake Of Essential Vitamins And Minerals. Schiff Children's Multivitamin Chewables Provide The Essential Nutrients Which Help Build Healthy Bodies.	vs	Children's Vita-gels Are Specially Formulated Into Small, Soft Gelatin Capsules, Which Are Naturally Smooth And Easy To Swallow. Each Capsule Is Flavored With Natural Orange Inside And Out, To Make This New Experience Even More Pleasant For Your Child.
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Supplement facts
Vitamin C (total ascorbic acid)		30 mg	vs
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Calories		5	vs
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Biotin			vs	50 mcg
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Vitamin C (As Ascorbic Acid)			vs	50 mg
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Vitamin B12 (As Cyanocobalamin)		3 mcg	vs	10 mcg
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Folate (As Folic Acid)		200 mcg	vs	10 mcg
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Niacin (As Niacinamide)		10 mg	vs	10 mg
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Vitamin D (As Cholecalciferol)		200 IU	vs
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Magnesium (As Magnesium Oxide)		3 mg	vs
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Iron (As Ferrous Fumarate)		9 mg	vs
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Vitamin D (As Ergocalciferol)			vs	200 IU
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Pantothenic Acid (As D-Calcium Pantothenate)			vs	10 mg
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Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)		0.85 mg	vs	5 mg
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Vitamin A (As Retinyl Palmitate)		2,500 IU	vs
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Vitamin A (as beta carotene)			vs	5,000 IU
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Iodine (from kelp)			vs	100 mcg
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PABA (para-aminobenzoic acid)			vs	0.6 mg
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Choline (as bitartrate)			vs	2 mg
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Inositol			vs	1 mg
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Vitamin E (d-alpha-tocopheryl acetate)		15 IU	vs	25 IU
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Total Carbohydrates		1 g	vs
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Magnesium (as Gluconate)			vs	0.02 mg
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Zinc (as gluconate)			vs	0.03 mg
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Calcium (as gluconate)			vs	0.93 mg
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Iron (as gluconate)			vs	5 mg
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Thiamin (As Mononitrate)		0.75 mg	vs
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Calcium (as calcium carbonate)		20.5 mg	vs
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Thiamin (vitamin B1) (as thiamine HCl)			vs	5 mg
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Potassium (as gluconate)			vs	0.17 mg
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Vitamin B6 (as pyridoxine HCI)		1 mg	vs	5 mg
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Zinc (as Oxide)		1 mg	vs
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