ProHealth Multivitamin Drops for Infants and Children 3 Months to 5 Years - Sugar-Free, Gluten-Free, 40ml (50 Days Supply)

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.

These vitamin D3 drops are easy to use. I love that they are preservative-free, vegan, and NHS approved, giving me confidence in their quality. The dropper makes dosing simple, and my baby takes them without any fuss. A great, sugar-free way to support healthy growth—highly recommend!

just what we need for our girl, I couldn't find it in the shop + good price as well, easy to order

Easy to use product as only requires 1 drop and many others I’ve seen are in ml’s or require 5 drops. Baby doesn’t seem to mind the taste. Did not last as long as advertised, product lasted 3 months which isn’t too bad.

Purchased after recommendation from our Midwife for our newbornTasteless but a little oily. Our baby isn't fussy, went down ok

The formula and concentration in these gummies are fab. I am just not a fan of the sugar coating, as its main ingredient is sucrose. The gummies also have a slightly fishy taste that is masked after the first chew by the citrus flavours. This is due to the high levels of omega in them, but it’s a great way to get the kids to take their vitamins in the morning. They are convinced they are sweets, so it works for us.

Pop these in my sons milk and he has no complaints.

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.