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Morinaga in Jelly Multivitamin Zero, 6

Name: Morinaga in Jelly Multivitamin Zero, 6
Brand: Morinaga
SKU: JPRIME-FOD-MORINAGA-INJELLYVITAMINZERO-6
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MORINAGA

Made from milkIndividually wrapped sticksDairy creamer lineJapanese confectionery makerOfficial hi chew day on august 12Jelly drink line

Format: Box of 6 Pouches

Box of 6 Pouches

Our zero-calorie pineapple jelly drink carries twelve vitamins per 180 g pouch. A box holds six pouches.

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Morinaga in Jelly Multivitamin Zero, 6

$11.09

Brand	Morinaga
Type	Multivitamin jelly drink, zero calorie, pineapple flavor, food with nutrient function claims (biotin)
Servings	Box of 6 pouches of 180 g, 1 a day
Key Ingredients	Erythritol (made in China), pineapple juice, salt, flavoring, acidulant, gelling agent (thickening polysaccharides), calcium lactate, vitamin C, potassium chloride, sweetener (sucralose and acesulfame K), niacin, calcium pantothenate, vitamin E, emulsifier, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin A, vitamin B6, folic acid, biotin, vitamin D, vitamin B12
Nutrition	Per 180 g pouch: 0 kcal, protein 0 g, fat 0 g, carbohydrate 11.9 g, sugars 0 g, salt equivalent 0.27 g; vitamin A 770 to 1,367 micrograms, B1 1.2 to 2.8 mg, B6 1.3 mg, B12 2.4 to 5.9 micrograms, niacin 13.0 to 25.2 mg, pantothenic acid 4.8 to 20.5 mg, biotin 50 to 118 micrograms, C 100 to 248 mg, D 5.5 to 16.4 micrograms, E 6.3 mg, folic acid 240 to 786 micrograms
Allergens	None of the 28 designated items
Made In	Japan; erythritol made in China

Twelve vitamins printed per 180 g pouch
The pouch back prints twelve vitamins with ranges, including vitamin A of 770 to 1,367 micrograms, vitamin C of 100 to 248 mg and biotin of 50 to 118 micrograms. You drink one pouch a day, so the ranges are the same every day.
Zero calories and zero sugars are stated, with the real carbohydrate
The pouch front says 0 kcal and zero sugars, and the back prints carbohydrate of 11.9 g, which comes from erythritol, with dietary fiber of 0.2 to 0.8 g. You see both the claim and the full table before you order.
Sweeteners and the Chinese erythritol are named
The ingredient list names erythritol made in China, sucralose and acesulfame K, with pineapple juice at 1 percent. You check each against your own needs before you order, so nothing about the sweetness is left to discover once the pouch is open.
No designated allergens, and a vitamin A caution
The allergen box says none of the 28 designated items are used, and the pouch cautions women in the first three months of pregnancy or planning pregnancy about too much vitamin A. You read both the reassurance and the warning.
Twist the cap and drink, no water needed
The jelly is drunk straight from a spouted pouch with a twist cap, which the maker says is sealed for freshness. The pouch asks you to drink soon after opening, so it suits a desk, a train or a gym bag without a spoon.
A box of 6 pouches of 180 g
The box holds six pouches of 180 g, 1,080 g in all, which covers six days at one pouch a day. The label says it is made in a Japanese factory in Gifu, and an opened pouch should be finished at once.

STORAGE

Store away from direct sunlight and high temperature.

SHELF LIFE

We ship with a minimum of 6 months remaining shelf life.

PREPARATION

Drink 1 pouch a day as a guide, straight from the spout.

IMPORTANT

Keep to one pouch a day, since a food does not cure disease and more is not better. Women in the first three months of pregnancy or planning pregnancy should avoid too much vitamin A. Not for young children. Drink soon after opening, and do not store opened pouches. Stop if it does not suit you.

Specifications

Brand: Morinaga
Type: Multivitamin jelly drink, zero calorie, pineapple flavor, food with nutrient function claims (biotin)
Servings: Box of 6 pouches of 180 g, 1 a day
Key Ingredients: Erythritol (made in China), pineapple juice, salt, flavoring, acidulant, gelling agent (thickening polysaccharides), calcium lactate, vitamin C, potassium chloride, sweetener (sucralose and acesulfame K), niacin, calcium pantothenate, vitamin E, emulsifier, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin A, vitamin B6, folic acid, biotin, vitamin D, vitamin B12
Nutrition: Per 180 g pouch: 0 kcal, protein 0 g, fat 0 g, carbohydrate 11.9 g, sugars 0 g, salt equivalent 0.27 g; vitamin A 770 to 1,367 micrograms, B1 1.2 to 2.8 mg, B6 1.3 mg, B12 2.4 to 5.9 micrograms, niacin 13.0 to 25.2 mg, pantothenic acid 4.8 to 20.5 mg, biotin 50 to 118 micrograms, C 100 to 248 mg, D 5.5 to 16.4 micrograms, E 6.3 mg, folic acid 240 to 786 micrograms
Allergens: None of the 28 designated items
Made In: Japan; erythritol made in China

Features

0 Kcal Per Pouch: The pouch front prints the energy.

12 Vitamins In Each Pouch: The pouch front and back list them.

11.9 G Carbohydrate Per Pouch: The pouch back prints it.

180 G Per Pouch: The pouch lists the content.

6 Pouches In The Box: The listing prints the count.

1 Percent Pineapple Juice: The pouch front prints it.

Benefits

Twelve vitamins printed per 180 g pouch: The pouch back prints twelve vitamins with ranges, including vitamin A of 770 to 1,367 micrograms, vitamin C of 100 to 248 mg and biotin of 50 to 118 micrograms. You drink one pouch a day, so the ranges are the same every day.

Zero calories and zero sugars are stated, with the real carbohydrate: The pouch front says 0 kcal and zero sugars, and the back prints carbohydrate of 11.9 g, which comes from erythritol, with dietary fiber of 0.2 to 0.8 g. You see both the claim and the full table before you order.

Sweeteners and the Chinese erythritol are named: The ingredient list names erythritol made in China, sucralose and acesulfame K, with pineapple juice at 1 percent. You check each against your own needs before you order, so nothing about the sweetness is left to discover once the pouch is open.

No designated allergens, and a vitamin A caution: The allergen box says none of the 28 designated items are used, and the pouch cautions women in the first three months of pregnancy or planning pregnancy about too much vitamin A. You read both the reassurance and the warning.

Twist the cap and drink, no water needed: The jelly is drunk straight from a spouted pouch with a twist cap, which the maker says is sealed for freshness. The pouch asks you to drink soon after opening, so it suits a desk, a train or a gym bag without a spoon.

A box of 6 pouches of 180 g: The box holds six pouches of 180 g, 1,080 g in all, which covers six days at one pouch a day. The label says it is made in a Japanese factory in Gifu, and an opened pouch should be finished at once.

How to Use

Twist the cap

Drink

Drink soon

Keep from children

Who Is This For

The Between-Meals Drinker: You want a no-calorie snack between meals. Our jelly drink carries twelve vitamins, with vitamin A of 770 to 1,367 micrograms and vitamin C of 100 to 248 mg per 180 g pouch, and the pouch front says 0 kcal and zero sugars. It is a pineapple flavor with 1 percent juice, sweetened with erythritol, sucralose and acesulfame K, and none of the 28 designated allergens are used. Take 1 pouch a day. Each box has six pouches. It is not for young children.

Product Story

Jelly drinks are a quick snack in Japan, and the maker wanted one that carries a day's vitamins with no calories. Erythritol, pineapple juice and a gelling agent are sweetened with sucralose and acesulfame K, with twelve vitamins added and sealed in a spouted pouch in a domestic factory. The box holds six pouches.

What's Inside

Multivitamin Jelly Drink, Box of 6

Care Guide

Storage: Store away from direct sunlight and high temperature.

Shelf Life: We ship with a minimum of 6 months remaining shelf life.

Important: Keep to one pouch a day, since a food does not cure disease and more is not better. Women in the first three months of pregnancy or planning pregnancy should avoid too much vitamin A. Not for young children. Drink soon after opening, and do not store opened pouches. Stop if it does not suit you.

Ingredients and Materials

Erythritol (Made in China): Made in china

Pineapple Juice: Product ingredient

Salt: Product ingredient

Flavoring: Product ingredient

Acidulant: Product ingredient

Gelling Agent (Thickening Polysaccharides): Thickening polysaccharides

Calcium Lactate: Product ingredient

Vitamin C: Product ingredient

Potassium Chloride: Product ingredient

Sweetener (Sucralose and Acesulfame K): Sucralose and acesulfame k

Niacin: Product ingredient

Calcium Pantothenate: Product ingredient

Vitamin E: Product ingredient

Emulsifier: Product ingredient

Vitamin B1: Product ingredient

Vitamin B2: Product ingredient

Vitamin A: Product ingredient

Vitamin B6: Product ingredient

Folic Acid: Product ingredient

Biotin: Product ingredient

Vitamin D: Product ingredient

Vitamin B12: Product ingredient

Comparison

Quick Answer

Our zero-calorie jelly drink prints twelve vitamin amounts, states 0 kcal and zero sugars with the real carbohydrate, and names every sweetener. Six pouches of 180 g come in each box, which gives you six days of snacks at one a day, with the sweeteners named.

The Vitamin Reader

You like to know what is in the pouch. Our back prints twelve vitamins, from vitamin A of 770 to 1,367 micrograms to vitamin C of 100 to 248 mg.

The Calorie Watcher

You count calories. Our pouch front says 0 kcal and zero sugars, and the back prints carbohydrate of 11.9 g from erythritol, so you see the real numbers.

The Sweetener Checker

You read the ingredient line first. Our list names erythritol, sucralose and acesulfame K, and none of the 28 allergens are used, so you can decide first.

The Drawer Stocker

You like a snack that is ready. Our six pouches open with a twist and no water, so you take one at a desk or on a train.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the genuine Japanese multivitamin jelly drink?

Yes. The white spouted pouch with a yellow label shows the maker's logo, the large letters in, the twelve kinds of vitamins tag, the one day's worth tag, the zero calorie and zero sugar badge and the pineapple flavor. The back prints a domestic mark and the factory. The ingredient list and nutrition come from the same pouch, so what arrives matches what you read here.

Is it really zero calories, and how is it sweetened?

The pouch front says 0 kcal and zero sugars per pouch, and the back prints carbohydrate of 11.9 g, which comes from erythritol, with a salt equivalent of 0.27 g. The sweeteners are erythritol made in China, sucralose and acesulfame K, with pineapple juice at 1 percent. Some stomachs react to erythritol, so try one pouch first and see how you feel before you stock up.

What vitamins are in it, and who should be careful?

The back prints twelve vitamins with ranges, including vitamin A of 770 to 1,367 micrograms, vitamin C of 100 to 248 mg and biotin of 50 to 118 micrograms. Women in the first three months of pregnancy or planning pregnancy should avoid too much vitamin A, and the pouch is not for young children. It is a food with a biotin nutrient function claim, not a medicine.

How do I drink it?

Twist the cap and drink the jelly straight from the pouch, one a day as a guide. Drink it soon after opening and do not store an opened pouch. The pouch is sealed for freshness, so it needs no water or spoon. The taste is described as a light, clean pineapple, though one drinker found it a little dry, so you may wish to try one box first.

How is it shipped, and how fresh will it be?

We ship directly from Japan, and delivery takes 7 to 14 business days. Every box is sent with a minimum of 6 months of shelf life remaining, and tracking is provided so you can follow your parcel. When it arrives, keep the box away from direct sunlight and heat, and check the pouches for damage before you use them, since a damaged pouch should not be drunk.