ProHealth Preservative-Free Vegan Vitamin D3 Drops for Infants & Children - Sugar-Free, All-Natural, NHS Approved (30-Days Supply)

Easy to use. No taste. My baby takes it without any problem. Would buy again.

Easy to take, clean ingredients!Love the fact that it has high absorption, I'll definitely get more

Helpful for breastfed babies as they can lack vitamin D because of the sun. Easy to apply as only one drop is needed for full vitamin D dose. Size is great as it has extra drops compared to the usual size, neutral taste. Seems to be working well. Lasts a long time.

Brilliant product, fast delivery just one drop a day easy to take.

I was happy with the drops, but not happy with the way the package arrived to me.I bought 2 of them and one of them had to be returned due to have spilled inside the package.Also the design makes sometimes difficult to put the right amount on the syringe.

The media could not be loaded. These are fantastic for babies who are breastfed. I've used some vitamin d and you have to try and get a whole meal of liquid into the baby's mouth, whereas this is just a small drop on the breast that the baby takes while feeding. Extremely easy to use and easy to swallow. My little newborn has no issue with these drops. No side effects, no swallowing problems and isn't adverse to the taste.These are only vitamin d drops that I will order in future.

Great that you only need one droplet, unlike other brands.

I can't review the vitamins itself for its efficiency as we've only tried them for a day, however, reading the instructions it recommends 0.8ml for children from 3 months to 5 years of age which has left me a bit dubious - surely the dosage would be different? Infants and young children have different nutritional needs based on their age and stage of development. While both may need Vitamin D supplements, the recommended amount and other vitamin requirements vary.As for functionality, it's not practical at all. The dropper only collects from 0.2ml to 0.4ml at a time which makes it harder to administer - I'd rather have one dosage given at once.