Barrière Kids

Our transdermal patches offer a vitamin alternative, designed for steady, consistent release of ingredients through the skin—making for a convenient, once-daily application. No sugar, artificial dyes or flavors. No choking hazard. Gentle on sensitive stomachs. And easier for kids who dislike the taste or texture of vitamins.

Our Multi and Immunity patches are formulated for children ages 2-12. Only use the Sleep patch for children ages 2-4 if recommended by a pediatrician.

Always use under adult supervision and consult with your pediatrician before starting any supplement.

Yes. Our patches were formulated by pediatricians using safe, child-friendly ingredients and dosing.

We also conduct third-party testing to ensure quality and safety. We recommend consulting your child’s pediatrician to determine what’s best for their individual health needs.

Yes! Children 3 and older can wear one patch from different formulas (Multi and sleep, or Immunity and Sleep). Given the overlap in ingredients of the immunity patch and multivitamin patch, it is not recommended to wear both at once unless approved by your pediatrician.

One patch per day is recommended. Accidentally using more may increase vitamin intake beyond recommended levels. Remove extras right away and contact your pediatrician if concerned.

Morning works well for most families! Apply with the daily routine (after brushing teeth, before school) and remove at bedtime. It is also safe to apply the patch at night, just before bedtime, and remove it in the morning.

Yes, our patches are free from most common allergens and formulated without any sugar, dairy, soy, gluten, peanuts, or tree nuts.

If the patch was worn for at least 6–8 hours, your child has likely absorbed most of the vitamins. If it falls off sooner, you may apply a new one.

Yes, we chose to use medical-grade adhesive for sensitive skin. It's dermatologically tested and safe for pediatric use. They’re free from latex, parabens, and harsh chemicals. However, every child’s skin is different, so we always recommend speaking to your pediatrician first if your child has very sensitive skin or eczema. Also, avoid placing the patch on any area of skin that is prone to irritation in your child.

If your child feels mild itchiness, remove the patch and gently wash the area with mild soap and water. Some kids are sensitive to adhesives or heat under the patch. Try applying the next patch to a different area of skin. If the itching is intense or the skin looks irritated, skip further use until you speak with your pediatrician.

The patches are non-toxic but not meant to be eaten. Keep patches out of reach.

If swallowed, remove any remaining patch and contact a healthcare provider or Poison Control (1-800-222-1222) right away.*