Children's Health Solutions

Children's health represents a critical area of focus and opportunity in the supplement industry. Parents are increasingly seeking out products that support not just eye health, but overall wellness for their children. Collaborating with partners who share a commitment to children's health is essential for creating products that meet these needs.

Why Partner with Kemin?

Kemin is dedicated to supporting children's health in every aspect of our business. We dive deep into the needs of young consumers, exploring the vital areas of health that impact their development. Our holistic approach ensures that children receive comprehensive support for their well-being, laying the foundation for a healthier future.

Explore Our Offerings

Kemin’s portfolio of ingredients allows manufacturers to create supplements that support children's health at every stage of development. Our ingredients cater to a diverse array of needs, supporting everything from eye and cognitive health to skin vitality and overall wellness.

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OPTISHARP™ Natural is a Registered Trademark of DSM Nutritional Products Ltd.

OPTISHARP™ Natural is made with ZeaOne(R) from KEMIN. ZeaOne is a [registered] trademark of KEMIN Industries, Inc. 

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