Vitabiotics, the UK’s No.1 vitamin company*, has launched new Wellteen Multi-vitamin Gummies – for Her and for Him. These tasty, chewable gummies are specially designed to support the busy lives and unique nutritional needs of teenagers to deliver comprehensive nutritional support, keeping the body and mind prepared for all that life demands.
Studies show that only 10% of boys aged 11-18 in the UK consume their recommended five-a-day, and nearly 50% of girls in the same age group have insufficient iron intake. While a healthy diet is the essential starting point, Wellteen Multi-vitamin Gummies can help to bridge these real-life nutritional gaps[1].
Wellteen Multi-vitamin Gummies each provide 17 tailored nutrients, including iron, zinc, and vitamin D, plus cranberry extract for Her and L–carnitine for Him. Available in two delicious varieties: Wellteen Her (mixed berry flavour) and Wellteen Him (mixed berry & cherry flavour).
The Wellteen multi-vitamin range is the largest vitamin brand in the UK dedicated to teens[2] and the first ever clinically successful, tailored supplements for teenage girls and boys (conducted by The University of Oxford study, and published in the British Journal of Nutrition[3]).
Key nutritional support:
- For studies & gaming: Iodine to support normal cognitive function.
- For sports: Vitamin C to contribute to normal energy release.
- For late nights: Vitamin B12 and folic acid to help reduce tiredness and fatigue.
- For immune support: Zinc to support normal function of the immune system.
- For skin and hair: Biotin to support maintenance of normal skin and hair.
Wellteen Multi-vitamin Gummies are available from Vitabiotics.com, larger Boots, pharmacies and health stores – RRP £14.50 (60-gummy bottle, 1 month supply at 2-3 gummies daily). Parents can explore the full Wellteen range and take advantage of special offers and free UK delivery at Vitabiotics.com.
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[1] UK Government Survey, Public Health England
- Public Health England, National Diet and Nutrition Survey (2020). The report highlights that only 10-12% of boys and 13-16% of girls aged 11-18 in the UK meet their recommended five-a-day fruit and vegetable intake.
- Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN), Iron and Health (2019). The report notes that nearly 50% of girls aged 11-18 have insufficient iron intake
[2] Nielsen GB ScanTrack Total Coverage Value Sales (52w/e 25 January 2025)
[3] British Journal of Nutrition, Volume 115, Issue 02, January 2016, pp 361-373. Authors: Jonathan D. Tammam, David Steinsaltz, D. W. Bestera, Turid Semb-Andenaes and John F. Stein
