1072834 400 IU Liquid Vitamin D3 Drops for Babies, 0.08 Fl. Oz (Pack of 2)

These Ddrops are perfect for providing daily vitamin D for babies, especially for breastfed infants. Just one small drop is all it takes — no flavor, no mess, and easy to give directly or on a pacifier. I love that it comes in a small, minimal-waste bottle, which supports sustainable packaging. One bottle lasts a long time, and the pack of two is convenient for keeping one at home and one in the diaper bag.

Our pediatrician recommended using a Vitamin D supplement for our newborn and sent us home with a sample of these drops. He recommended one drop per day, provided either by adding a drop to a milk bottle or applying it directly to the nipple while feeding. Overall, I liked the drops enough to purchase them out of pocket after finishing the sample. The glass containers are hardy and have stood up to quite a few drops. They are dark to help maintain the integrity of the vitamin when exposed to light, so you can leave them out around the house to remind you to use them. As far as application goes, the drops come out slowly to prevent overdosing, but sometimes it’s hard to tell how much is coming out when dabbing it on. Our son does not seem to notice the taste and has never had any adverse reactions to the drops.

We were given a sample of these by our pediatrician, and decided to buy more after running out. Her baby doesn’t seem to mind these drops, and it’s really easy to use. Definitely worth the price, and we will buy again!

My daughter have been using this ever since it was recommended by our pedia. She loves taking this every night. Doesn't have any taste to be honest, no smell either. Ingredients are approved my my pedia. And it is every easy to use for baby.

You really can't argue with these. Our pediatrician prescribed Vitamin D and sent us home with another brand that is meant to be given using a dropper in your baby's mouth. We found that our baby didn't respond well at all to taking it in that form. They require a dropper with 1 milliliter be dropped in the mouth. This doesn't seem like a lot but when they are this young they are used to swallowing breast milk in a certain way so they either end up spitting it out or coughing when there is suddenly something new in their mouth. Contrast all this with Ddrops and you suddenly have a winning solution. Just one drop on a mother's nipple is all that is needed. This solves two problems. By already being where the milk is expected the baby never even knows something is different. Also, because the Ddrops have a higher concentration, there is no excess of liquid. I wholeheartedly recommend these as a source of Vitamin D for your baby. The only criticism I have is just a preference issue. The bottle is made of glass so it is not possible to squeeze the drops out. It sometimes takes a few seconds to get one out. Maybe the manufacturer could address this. On the other hand this also prevents an accidental too high of a dose as sometimes even with vitamins that can be bad. I just wanted to get it out there. Don't worry about the glass breaking; the bottle is very sturdy for it's size and would probably fare well even when dropped on a hard surface.

I would have wished to have a more easier way to put a drop v/s trying to time the drop from the bottle. I should buy a separate attachment for this

This Vitamin D supplement is super easy to dose. I just put a drop on my baby’s pacifier, and it goes right in without any fuss. My baby doesn’t seem to notice it at all, which is a big plus. I also feel confident that my baby is getting the full dose since it doesn’t drip out or get wasted. The only downside is that when the bottle is nearly empty, it gets a little tricky to get a single drop out. But overall, it’s a great value for the price, and I’d definitely buy it again.

Easy one drop and glass containers