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byMae vs Hiya
byMae multi+ for littles and Hiya are both daily chewables for kids. The biggest difference: byMae layers immunity training (beta-glucan) into one tablet, while Hiya covers core vitamins.
Side by side
| byMae | Hiya | |
|---|---|---|
| Essential nutrients | 17 | 15 |
| Immunity training (beta-glucan) | Yes — 50 mg per chewable | No |
| Added sugar | Less than 1 g per chewable | 0 g (monk fruit) |
| Format | Mixed-berry chewable tablet | Chewable tablet |
| Dosing rhythm | 5 days on, 2 days off | Daily |
| 30-day guarantee | Yes | No |
Where Hiya is strong
Hiya does a lot right: a genuinely low-sugar chewable, no artificial colors or flavors, and a refillable glass bottle with sticker sheets kids love. If your child already takes Hiya and you're happy, you're giving them a solid multivitamin.
Common questions
For a 5-year-old, should I choose byMae or Hiya?
byMae multi+ for littles includes clinically-studied yeast beta-glucan. Hiya supplies core vitamins and does not include beta-glucan.
My child is a picky eater — is byMae or Hiya better?
Both are well-tolerated chewables. byMae supplies more total nutrients (17 vs 15) plus beta-glucan.
See the difference for your family
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The fine print made clear
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.