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’m not sure if they work because we haven’t had my baby’s vitamin D checked, but it is easy enough to use. My son actually loves to take the bottle around with him (10 months old) which is an aside, but very cute. I do wish it dropped out faster, but I understand the speed is standard for the dispensers design.

These are super simple to use and didn’t cause us any digestive issues, so I am a repeat customer. My only complaint is that sometimes the drop doesn’t come out as easily, especially after the bottle is half empty, and waiting for the drop to emerge with much tapping and shaking requires more patience than a hungry infant has.

I really like this vitamin D drop for my baby. My baby is 6 m+ now, and every day I give one drop to his mouth. The drop is really accurate to drop. So this is my third bottle now. Will definitely refill once is running out.

I was rather surprised to learn that many Vitamin D drops for infants and toddlers required 5-10 drops per dose -- a bit difficult to do with a fussy baby. My wife and I were quite pleased, then, to learn that the Ddrops are concentrated enough that only a single drop is required per day. This might not sound like a big deal, but its far easier to place a single drop on a pacifier and know your baby is good to go. PROs: --Only one drop per dose --Bottle design makes it very easy to dispense only a single drop --Doesnt taste horrible; our son doesnt seem to notice it at all --Price is comparable to competing products found in stores--but they require several drops per dose anyway CONs: --Cant find this in stores, but thats why I love Amazon :) BOTTOM LINE: If youre trying to add some extra vitamin D to your babys diet I cant imagine an easier to use product. Fairly priced, Highly recommended.

My baby did not like the Vitamin D drops free from the pediatrician. My cousin recommended and babe loved it. She used to gag and make herself throw up with previous brand. With this one, it’s quick easy to dispense and she took it like a champ!

Our pediatrician recommended these Great that it only takes a drop so its easy to make sure she gets the full dose.

Would be much easier to use with a dropper

Im currently using this for my 3 month old and I used this for my 2 year old daughter as well. When my first daughter was born, the pediatrician recommended Polyvisol since she was breastfeeding but no matter how slowly I gave it, she acted like she was going to choke and would hold her breath and turn blue so I stopped giving the Polyvisol. I switched to Baby Ddrops and love that I can place one single drop on my nipple or finger and both of my daughters have had no problems with it at all. I also like that its affordable (with tax ends up being 5.00 per month) and that its minimal ingredients (only vitamin D3 and fractionated coconut oil). Ive seen people complain that the bottle has a lot of empty space but thats the way its designed and it does last 3 months/90 drops as listed. Thank you for this product. I always recommend this to everyone that I know who breastfeeds their children. Please feel free to ask me any questions and please mark this as helpful if it helped you.

My doctor gave me another brand to try first and I was super surprised it contained a eye drop to measure 1 ml to dispense in my newborns mouth. I much prefer this product where you can just add a tiny droplet to your breast or finger. It makes getting my little one to take it a breeze. (Kind of funny I have to rate flavor. Im cant ask my newborn, but he still sucks when its there so five stars I guess.)

Ordered Ddrops and Upspring drops since they appeared to be basically the same (fractionated coconut oil is the only ingredient besides vitamin D) and Upspring was less expensive. I’ll be buying the Ddrops from now one for the dispenser alone. Both really were flavorless (I tasted), neither caused any gastric disturbance for my baby, but Ddrops was far easier to dispense (and let’s face it, none are easy - picture coordinating a squirming, hungry baby and drop rolling - you’ve got about 10 seconds). I expected Ddrops to have a dropper because of other reviews, but you just turn the bottle upside down and wait for the drop. Upspring was similar, but it’s hard to get a full drop and it didn’t drip well from the bottle. Ddrops is much better.