My kid is a picky eater. Will they actually drink it?
Picky eating is the hesitation we hear about most, and it's a fair one. Opti-Kids mixes into a chocolate milkshake, not chalky green sludge. M-Factor Kiddos taste like fruit snacks.
If your kid needs a runway, you've got options. Mix Opti-Kids with cold milk instead of water for a thicker, creamier shake. Blend it with a banana, frozen berries, or a spoonful of peanut butter. Let the bubbles settle for a minute before you hand it over.
Some kids take to it right away. Some need a few tries. And some kids just won't drink it ... if that's yours, our 110% money-back guarantee has you covered.
What is the difference between Opti-Kids and M-Factor Kiddos? Do I need both?
They cover two different jobs.
Opti-Kids is the food-based side: 6 grams of protein, a fruit and vegetable blend, organic grasses, and a probiotic blend. It's the one that fills in around the meals that didn't quite go to plan.
M-Factor Kiddos is a daily multivitamin gummy: eleven essential vitamins and minerals plus choline and inositol, to support healthy growth and development, immune function, and brain development.*
You can absolutely use one without the other. Together they cover more ground, which is the whole point of the stack.
When and how should my kid take the Kiddo Daily Stack?
For Opti-Kids, mix 2 scoops with 8 ounces of cold milk or water and drink it right after mixing. When you fit it in is up to your schedule. One serving a day is the recommended amount.
For M-Factor Kiddos, two gummies daily with a meal, chewed thoroughly. Two gummies is the full serving, so don't go past it. Store them up and out of reach ... they taste good enough that kids will go looking.
What age is the Kiddo Daily Stack for?
Opti-Kids is formulated for children ages 4 and up. M-Factor Kiddos is for children ages 2 and up.
Talk to your pediatrician before starting either one. The M-Factor Kiddos label calls for it, and it matters most for younger children and kids with existing health conditions. Follow the serving size on each label and don't exceed it.
Does the Kiddo Daily Stack replace real food?
No, and we'd never tell you it does. Whole food is the foundation. Keep putting the vegetables on the plate.
The Kiddo Daily Stack exists for the reality that lives on top of that foundation ... the school lunch that came home uneaten, the week of pizza rolls, the tournament weekend where three meals happened in a car. Think of it as support for an imperfect week, not a substitute for a good one.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
My kid is a picky eater. Will they actually drink it?
Picky eating is the hesitation we hear about most, and it's a fair one. Opti-Kids mixes into a chocolate milkshake, not chalky green sludge. M-Factor Kiddos taste like fruit snacks.
If your kid needs a runway, you've got options. Mix Opti-Kids with cold milk instead of water for a thicker, creamier shake. Blend it with a banana, frozen berries, or a spoonful of peanut butter. Let the bubbles settle for a minute before you hand it over.
Some kids take to it right away. Some need a few tries. And some kids just won't drink it ... if that's yours, our 110% money-back guarantee has you covered.
What is the difference between Opti-Kids and M-Factor Kiddos? Do I need both?
They cover two different jobs.
Opti-Kids is the food-based side: 6 grams of protein, a fruit and vegetable blend, organic grasses, and a probiotic blend. It's the one that fills in around the meals that didn't quite go to plan.
M-Factor Kiddos is a daily multivitamin gummy: eleven essential vitamins and minerals plus choline and inositol, to support healthy growth and development, immune function, and brain development.*
You can absolutely use one without the other. Together they cover more ground, which is the whole point of the stack.
When and how should my kid take the Kiddo Daily Stack?
For Opti-Kids, mix 2 scoops with 8 ounces of cold milk or water and drink it right after mixing. When you fit it in is up to your schedule. One serving a day is the recommended amount.
For M-Factor Kiddos, two gummies daily with a meal, chewed thoroughly. Two gummies is the full serving, so don't go past it. Store them up and out of reach ... they taste good enough that kids will go looking.
What age is the Kiddo Daily Stack for?
Opti-Kids is formulated for children ages 4 and up. M-Factor Kiddos is for children ages 2 and up.
Talk to your pediatrician before starting either one. The M-Factor Kiddos label calls for it, and it matters most for younger children and kids with existing health conditions. Follow the serving size on each label and don't exceed it.
Does the Kiddo Daily Stack replace real food?
No, and we'd never tell you it does. Whole food is the foundation. Keep putting the vegetables on the plate.
The Kiddo Daily Stack exists for the reality that lives on top of that foundation ... the school lunch that came home uneaten, the week of pizza rolls, the tournament weekend where three meals happened in a car. Think of it as support for an imperfect week, not a substitute for a good one.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.