Since it doesn't quite smell precisely "like" vitamins, per se; to me, initially, they smelled like urine, so I wondered if these were some sort of manufacturing | wizard | enthusiast, with a Wikipedia-constrained sort of grade of level, in knowledge resource, in vitamin production, and, given access to a suitable urine cesspool, this product was by hence pieced together," so to speak. Usually, I frown upon consuming urine, but the stuff is a retail product, so I'm biased more towards giving the benefit of the doubt, largely since that's the sort of frame of representation thati have in mind, in developing my own products. Usually, things that get urine put in them fail, as finished products, as far as the most amateur renditions go... I wonder - ought these people acknowledge the urine smell about this stuff? Since it's marketed as a "teen"-geared product, maybe there's a marketing segment that'll go for it, specifically, even, on account of the urine's pedigree, or something like that. It's a constant challenge, that I face, when testing out products, such as vitamins - in this case, I'm not going to be sold on any sort of urine pedigree or marketing, I'm just construing that the stuff was put together, perhaps, and it ends up smelling like urine. Hmm... [I take a look at myself, in this instance, since I took some of these vitamins, earlier] - in this case, it might appear that I had consumed urine, yet, I was also hearing horrific events play out, in my mind, unrelated to things, such as this (I'm schizophrenic) :/