Britain's best-selling vitamin pill is dyed with artificial colours which can cause rashes and hyperactive behaviour in children.
Two colours – sunset yellow and quinoline yellow – criticised in an official study which led to their censure by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) last week – are found in Sanatogen Gold, the country's leading multivitamin brand.
Sanatogen's Kids A To Z Strawberry Flavour vitamins have another suspect additive: the red colouring Ponceau 4R.
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Source: The Independent
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