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Vita Cubes 2Good Moment




It was an awesome afternoon at Active Fun Bonifacio yesterday, as we celebrated Vita Cubes 2Good Fun Day! It was my first time to attend an event with Mommy Bloggers Philippines and met other seasoned and newbie bloggers just like me.

Waldy, Yuri and I had so much fun going around the party, joined games, watched the magic show and ate a hearty merienda. It was made even better as we got to bring home lots of goodies from Vita Cubes and got a pass for an hour of play at Active Fun for free!

Prior to the event, Izhi already introduced Vita Cubes to me as she started including it to her baon list. I never really paid attention to it since I thought it was just another candy she tasted from her classmate. What surprised me was that this cubed-shape jelly candies are fortified with essential vitamins and minerals that are important for growing kids. It’s more like giving vitamins hassle-free to our kids who most of the time don’t like the traditional medicine taste of vitamins.
Here’s the breakdown of the list of vitamins and minerals that are included in every Vita Cubes jelly candy:
·         Lysine. Contains 70% of the child’s RENI (Recommended Energy and Nutrient Intake) that aids the body in proper growth and energy production and calcium absorption.
·         Zinc. Contains 70% of child’s RENI. Helps in proper functioning of the immune and digestive system, energy metabolism and in increasing the rate for healing wounds.
·         Vitamin A. Contains 40% of the child’s RENI. Helps in increasing the body immune system to fight infection and also plays a vital role in ensuring healthy eyes and bone development.
·         Vitamin B. Supplies 30 – 70% of the child’s RENI. Promotes growth, strength and stimulates memory in children in the formative years. It also helps boost oxygen circulation in the body, focusing on the brain to help with concentration and also assists in converting fats and carbohydrates into energy.
·         Vitamin C. Supplies 30% of the child’s RENI. Helps form and repair red blood cells, bones, and tissues which are vital for our child’s healing, boosting their immune system and fighting infections.  
·         Vitamin E. 45% of the child’s RENI. Boosts the immune system to fight germs and helps the body to work together to function regularly.


Very sulit for a P12/50G (SRP) pack of these yummy treats which is available at all Shopwise, Mercury Drug Store, SM Supermarkets, Robinson’s Supermarket, Puregold, and other local grocery stores. You can also buy it per box which contains 10 pieces of 50G packs and it comes in different flavors too - orange, strawberry, grape, apple and mango.

Here are some of the photos I have taken in the event ( very few since its hard to go around with a toddler in tow) :








(Credits to Ate Joy for the video)








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