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Dietary supplements and vitamins for children

The “Dietary supplements and vitamins for children” subcategory includes 15 brands present on Polish shopping lists in the Listonic and Moja Gazetka apps. Click a brand to see its detailed analysis, or scroll down to check the subcategory's overall shopping trends, its position relative to others, and the source of additions. Data updated monthly.

Dietary supplements and vitamins for children – shopping list additions
10 523in Nov '25–Oct '26
↑ 371.9% YoYYoY = (Nov '25–Oct '26 vs Nov '24–Oct '25)
Rank in category
2/3
of 3 subcategories
Organic additions
43.4%
Ads 48.9% | Leaflets 7.7%

2. How do Poles plan to buy in the “Dietary supplements and vitamins for children” subcategory?

Sources
Breakdown of additions to shopping lists by source: organic, from ads, from retail leaflets
Dietary supplements and vitamins for children – source mix
Dietary supplements and vitamins for children – source mix
SourcesValue
From leaflets815
From ads5140
Organic4568
Source mix comparison – all subcategories
Source mix comparison – all subcategories
CategoryFrom leafletsFrom adsOrganic
Dietary supplements and vitamins for children7.7448.8543.41
Dietary supplements and vitamins for adults3.9711.0884.95
Protein supplements16.5421.6761.79
Dietary supplements and vitamins for children – source evolution over time
Dietary supplements and vitamins for children – source evolution over time
MonthFrom leafletsFrom adsOrganic
Nov '251097
Dec '250084
Jan '262120367
Feb '26790331
Mar '26730334
Apr '26980252
May '26380225
Jun '26801311
Jul '26164451
Aug '26864959604
Sep '26118149749
Oct '261427763
Advertising is the dominant source of additions and has the highest share among comparable subcategories: from November 2025 to October 2026, ad-driven additions accounted for 48.9%, organic additions for 43.4%, and leaflet-driven additions for 7.7%.