Enfamil D Vi Sol Vitamin with Dropper
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Product Reviews of Enfamil D Vi Sol Vitamin with Dropper
Product Review: Vitamin D drops
Summary: 5 Stars
I have not had a problem with my baby taking these drops. She seems to enjoy them.Product Review: Why.
Summary: 1 Stars
There are so many reason NOT to buy this product. WHY do they add "caramel coloring" (whatever amalgamation of chemicals that might be). Does your infant need the liquid (that he likely won't even see) to be an "appetizing" color? Does he even know what "appetizing" means? WHY do they need to include all of this:
Glycerin , Water , Polysorbate 80 , Citric Acid , Vitamin D3 , Sodium Citrate , Sodium Hydroxide , Artificial Flavor , Artificial Caramel Color
Like everyone else here, I recommend the Carlson Baby Vitamin D drops. They have: Vitamin D and Coconut Oil (a much healthier and natural alternative to the above). PLUS it's WAY cheaper, considering you only need a drop.
Product Review: Works fine
Summary: 5 Stars
My son doesn't like to be given drops from a dropper, so I have to feed them to him in a bottle. I breastfeed, so its a little bit of a hassle to pump and make a bottle. But its only once a day and it ensures he's getting all the vitamins he needs. He never noticed a flavor difference.Product Review: glad to find this stuff
Summary: 4 Stars
My pediatrician recommended we give our baby Vit D supplements, but I went to all the drugstores in the neighborhood and couldn't find it. So I was relieved to find it on Amazon. It seems to be doing the trick and doesn't cause any upset.Product Review: not the best
Summary: 1 Stars
My pediatrician gave me a free sample of the enfamil drops to supplement my breastfed baby. A dose doesn't look like much in the dropper, until you try to give it to the baby and it ends up all over her face and clothes because she spits every last drop of it out. Look for the Carlson Baby Ddrops- a full dose of vitamin D is literally one drop, which she takes with no problem, and the tiny bottle is a year supply. Don't waste your money supporting the formula companies for an inferior product.