Kal Multisaurus children's multivitamins - thoughts?

[amcal]

We typically do Rainbow Light Stars for the kids multivitamin but, not only is it expensive, it's low in Vitamin D. I can always supplement addiditonal vitamin D but, as I was looking at vitamins, I came across this one:
http://www.vitacost.com/Kal-MultiSaurus

Any thoughts or concerns? I'm trying to see if there's anything I'm missing?

[Addy's Mom]

I used to use Solar Ray children's all natural chewables for my son. One day Whole Foods was out. The KAL brand is what they recommended. They said it was made by the same people, but I don't know if it's true or not. My son didn't like the taste as much, but they didn't seem to contain any additives and definitely no artificial colors.

[tanyalynn]

The forms of calcium (carbonate) and magnesium (oxide) aren't particularly good, and the dosages of some things seem pretty low, like zinc, which is one thing I'd want to supplement a bit more than others.

Maybe consider this?

http://perque.com/pdfs/PERQUE-Life-Guard-Chewables.pdf

You can buy it online here...
http://www.naturamart.com/perque-lif...0-tablets.html

And for $17 for 90 chewables (most people would give 1/day, you could probably do 2 w/o issue as well if you ever feel the need), it's not expensive.

Neither is a really good source of some minerals, like magnesium and calcium, that you may want to supplement in some other way, but I think it's a good start.