The Biggest Innovation in Vitamins in Over a Decade
Made from nature, using thoughtfully and scientifically selected REAL FOODS, MyKind Organics Men’s Multi is the FIRST Certified USDA Organic, Non-GMO Project Verified multivitamin of its mykind.
Made From Real Whole Food: ORGANIC fruits, veggies and herbs such as lemons, apples, basil, red cabbage, celery, tomatoes and many other REAL FOODS provide all the “punch” you need in a natural form.
Clean, Right Down to Our Patent-Pending Clean Tablet Technology: Where many other vitamin “tablets” use unrecognizable things such as magnesium stearate, stearic acid and lac-beetle resin (shellac) to bind and fill the tablet, MyKind Organics are uniquely formed using ORGANIC, WHOLE FOODS.
- Certified Vegan, Gluten Free and NO Synthetic Binders or Fillers
- 16 Vitamins & Minerals with Greater Than 100% Daily Value
- A Full Complement of Nutrients from Organic, Non-GMO Whole Foods
- Targeted Levels of Folate (from ORGANIC Lemon) for Prostate Health
- Targeted Levels of Chromium (from ORGANIC Moringa) for Healthy Metabolism
- 500% Daily Value of Vitamin B12 (Methylcobalamin) for Extra Energy
Methylcobalamin: Vitamin B-12 (cobalamin) is a water soluble B vitamin that is essential for energy, metabolism, formation of healthy blood cells and DNA synthesis. Methylcobalamin is the active, natural form of B-12 (equivalent to the B-12 in your body).
MyKind Organics from Garden of Life offers a full range of Certified USDA Organic, Non-GMO Project verified supplements made only from real food—over 30 fruits, vegetables and herbs. Absolutely free of synthetic binders and fillers, meaningful amounts of vitamins and minerals are carefully combined to benefit specific dietary needs. All of this goodness is wrapped up using Garden of Life’s patent-pending Clean Tablet Technology—an entirely new way to make vitamins using only Certified USDA Organic, Non-GMO Project verified foods. None of our Clean Tablet Technology ingredients come from soy or corn. MyKind Organics—the first of its mykind.
