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Complete information about the excipients in various preparations is not readily available. The information about sweeteners, dyes, and other excipients (flavorings, preservatives, stabilizers, and fillers) for 41 chewable\/liquid multivitamin and mineral preparations was obtained and tabulated. Sucrose was present in 63% (26\/41) of preparations followed by lactose in 29% (12\/41) of preparations. On average, a preparation contained two sweeteners. The FD&amp;C yellow #6 (sunset yellow) was the most common dye, present in 46% (19\/41) of the preparations followed by FD&amp;C Red #40 in 29% (12\/41). For 34% (14\/41) of the preparations, no color or dye was identified by the manufacturers. The tables listing excipients and their adverse effects are presented and should be helpful to health care providers in selecting preparations containing individual excipients when an adverse reaction occurs or there exists a contraindication for using the excipient. 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