Ddrops Organic Baby 400 IU 90 Drops - Daily Vitamin D Liquid for Infants. Supports Teeth & Bone Health. No Preservatives, No Sugar, Non-GMO, Allergy-Friendly

I love this product. Its nice to be able to get a drop on my finger and give it to the baby, instead of having to fill up a syringe and give it to the baby, which is messy and time-consuming. I also love that its two simple, natural ingredients and not the yucky stuff the others guys make that has artificial color and flavor. Please ignore the comments that say they received a defective bottle because it was almost empty: the bottle clearly shows the fill line. It only contains 90 drops, and since you only give the baby one drop per day, it will last you 90 days. Compared to what the competitor offers, this is a GREAT VALUE. The only thing I dont like is the drops arent always consistent in size because of the way they come out of the bottle, but after using it for a few days, you get a pretty good idea of what size the drops are supposed to be and its still fairly easy to use.

Way better than the prescription vitamin d that is overly sweet and is butterscotch flavor that the pediatrician prescribed. My newborn hated it, I tried it and it the amount of sweetness made my mouth feel disgusting. Found these drops and they have a butterty unflavored sweetness to them. The drop coats the mouth and cant be spit out, baby didnt hate it and didnt gag or spit it out due to the taste unlike the prescription. Super easy to administer, not sure why people are complaining, definitely a user error situation. I sometimes miss because my baby moves but its rare to miss since the drop is slow and can calculate when it will drop and thats when I open my babys mouth.

I ran out of these at one point and my husband brought another brand home, that required a huge dropper and was so sticky. Yuck. It went in the garbage and I reordered these drops, which my baby and I both love. Its literally one drop and it actually tastes good too. No extra ingredients and its so simple to give to baby. My daughter actually opens her mouth now for it.

It helps clear the minor jaundice my baby had at birth. The yellow eyes cleared up after few days of use of this product. I have bought it for the third time already. Is a most have new moms

This D3’s price is affordable but usage is different than I thought. I thought I should drop to my baby’s mouth directly but I had to use bottle of milk or my breast nipple.

As a first time mom, I honestly didnt even realize babies needed vitamin D drops. So when our pediatrician mentioned a vitamin D supplement at our first doctors appointment I told her no worries--I already took vitamin D. To which she corrected me and said it was for the baby, not me...(palm meed head). So anyway, we left with samples of a vitamin D supplement that required us to give 1 mL to baby girl every day. At first I was like eh, no big deal. WRONG. Babies do not want 1 mL of anything that is not milk. It was so hard to get her to take the medicine and even if I managed to get the full mL in her mouth it was anyones guess how much actually went down. I quickly realized this was not going to be happening every day. Thats why I was so happy to find these drops. SO much easier! Since I breastfeed her, I just turn the bottle upside down over my breast, wait a few seconds, and one drop comes out. I then immediately begin feeding her. As long as she sucks for at least 30 seconds, shes good to go. SO glad I bought these!

The bottle came almost empty. It has less than 3/4 part of the liquid.

we used to use the vitamin d drops found on the shelves of babies r us, etc. My wife realized something: theres about 16 ingredients listed on the package, and the last one is vitamin D. Why, if were buying Vitamin D, is it the last ingredient? why are the other ingredients even necessary? color, taste, blah blah. Then my wife found this product. Guess what ingredients it has? basically just vitamin D. and unlike the many mL of fluid youd give a kid with those products on the shelves, this product is literally just one drop. Thats all you need! its the same amount of units of Vitamin D as the popular stuff, except you only need a drop of it, not a dropper full of it! I strongly recommend this. Big Corporate can keep their junk.

My doctor recommended these with my first born since you only have to do one drop a day for breastfeeding babies since they don’t get a lot of vitamin D from breast milk and has worked for all 3 babies that I have had with no issue.

I use these as recommended by my sons pediatrician. He is just turning 2 months old and I’ve been using them since his 1 month check up. I guess they are working? Hard to know since no ones taking blood draws to measure his K levels lol. I put one drop in one bottle a day. It takes a few seconds for the drop to come out but that’s ok. I’d rather that than it gushing out too fast. It is very easy to get one single drop reliably. The taste is average and mixed the bottle is virtually tasteless. I have not tried putting it directly into his mouth not do I see a reason to ever do that when you could jsut drop it into a drink or food or formula. These were well priced and seem to be doing the trick.