Mamavation Investigation Finds Disturbing Toxins in Children's Multivitamins
Update: 2025-09-24
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- Nearly half of children’s multivitamins tested contained PFAS “forever chemicals,” with 4 out of 9 products showing measurable contamination
- 44% of children’s multivitamins also contained phthalates, which are hormone-disrupting chemicals linked to developmental and reproductive harm
- No glyphosate or other detectable pesticides were found in any of the multivitamins, even at the lowest standardized detection levels
- Independent scientists reviewing the results stressed that PFAS and phthalates pose serious risks to children’s health, including impacts on immunity, fertility, growth, behavior, and cancer risk
- Experts call on supplement companies to improve manufacturing, purification, and monitoring practices to eliminate toxic contaminants from children’s vitamins
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