Zarbee's Vitamin D Drops for Infants, 400IU (10mcg) Baby & Toddler Liquid Supplement, Newborn & Up, Dropper Syringe Included, 0.47 Fl Oz1 Fl Oz

BULLET POINTS : 1 > FOR INFANTS 0 MONTHS & UP: Each serving contains 400 IU of vitamin D to help infants & toddlers absorb calcium and support strong bones and teeth development 2 >VITAMIN D SUPPLEMENT FOR BABIES: A vitamin D supplement is recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics for all breastfed babies and babies who drink less than 1 liter of formula each day 3 >EASY TO USE: Convenient syringe included for easy & accurate dosing. Give directly into baby’s mouth or mix with food or drink 4 >INGREDIENTS INSPIRED BY NATURE: Our Baby Vitamin D supplement* has just two ingredients - Vitamin D3 and medium chain triglycerides. Free of drugs; alcohol; artificial flavors or sweeteners; dyes; and gluten 5 >PEDIATRICIAN APPROVED: Zarbees was developed by father and pediatrician; Dr. Zak Zarbock. From the makers of the #1 Pediatrician Recommended Cough Syrup? Brand for Babies & Kids 12 & under DESCRIPTION : Zarbees Baby Vitamin D is an effective daily liquid vitamin D supplement that is safe for everyday use in infants 0 months+. This liquid vitamin D supplement helps infants and toddlers absorb calcium to develop strong bones and teeth.* The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends 400 IU of vitamin D daily for all breastfed babies and babies who drink less than 1 liter of formula each day. For accurate dosing; a convenient syringe is included to make it easy to deliver 400 IU of liquid vitamin D directly into baby’s mouth or mix with food or drink. Zarbee’s Baby Vitamin D supplement* is safe & effective and has just two ingredients - vitamin D3 & medium chain triglycerides. It is free of drugs; alcohol; artificial flavors or sweeteners; dyes; and gluten. ?Soothes coughs associated with hoarseness; dry throat and irritants.* *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose; treat; cure; or prevent any disease