Seeking Health Vitamin D Drops, 2000 IU Liquid Vitamin D3 (as cholecalciferol) per Drop in Pure Olive Oil, Potent Immune System Supplement, for Adults and Kids, Vegetarian (900 Servings)
$25.00
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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 1.38 x 1.38 x 4.38 inches; 3.2 ounces
Item model number : VITAD-1OZ-LIQUID-A
Date First Available : February 9, 2010
Manufacturer : Seeking Health
ASIN : B003800UXG
Country of Origin : USA
Targeted support: Adequate levels of Vitamin D can support your bone health and your immune system, while also promoting a positive mood. Vitamin D3 is a very important nutrient, especially if you’re low on natural sun exposure
Low-allergen formula: Uses pure olive oil base. Suitable for vegetarian diets
Easy-to-take: 1 drop provides 50mcg (2,000 IU) of liquid vitamin D3 (as cholecalciferol). Only one drop by mouth daily is needed
Free from: Eggs, fish, gluten, GMO, milk, peanuts, shellfish, soy, tree nuts, wheat, artificial colors, artificial flavors, and artificial preservatives
Consistent quality: At Seeking Health, every ingredient is carefully sourced, researched, and tested. Each meets strict specifications for manufacturing and quality standards before any ingredient is allowed for use
Morgan –
great
The liquid vitamin D3 drops have been a game-changer for me when it comes to boosting my vitamin D intake. With 2,000 IU per drop, it’s a simple and effective way to keep my vitamin D levels in check. The liquid form makes it super easy to dose, and I only need a single drop. It’s tasteless, so I can add it to any beverage or take it directly. Since incorporating this supplement into my routine, I’ve noticed an improvement in my mood and overall health.
D. Watson –
Astounded by the results on my dog!!
Okay, I ordered this stuff some time back and then couldn’t use it because I had to eliminate all fats from my diet for about 6 weeks. Then I sort of forgot about. But I recently found it and thought, I should use this…we’ve got long, dark winters here. I opened it and then used some and when I went to re-screw the dropper top back on the threads didn’t work properly. I was annoyed with that, as that would have been noticed at the time of bottling, but they didn’t want to change the bottle out. So I sort of forgot about it again…meanwhile….my 19 year old mini dachshund who is still a good eater and able to get around (although he’s got a hitch in his get along) developed a really bad eye infection. I mean green pus gobbing up his eye…it looked like a horror movie effect. I tried natural stuff first but I knew it was painful so I got him on antibiotics. That cleared it up but then about a week and a half afterwards it returned. I put ointments and other stuff in his eye which had minimal impact and not only was his eye still oozing this fluorescent green stuff and crusting up his eye and in the morning it was crusted closed, I could see the sclera of eye was red and inflamed looking. Back to the vet, and she said that it was probably due to his teeth (they are in bad shape…he hates having his teeth brushed, and I mean violently whips his head out of your hands and buries his face and the last few years because of his age and a heart problem I stopped teeth cleaning because putting him under was not a risk I wanted to take. But his teeth are in bad shape and she thought that it could be that was causing his eye infection and she said we could just try giving him a weeks worth of antibiotics once a month. Well, I’ve done that for two months. So he’s been on antibiotics now for 3 cycles and the green ooze would just return more quickly after completing each successive cycle. Being 19 he had cataracts and some dementia too, but just such a happy, sweet boy that would gallop around the house in little bursts of energy at times. However he was sleeping a lot and I was wondering if it was time to make a very hard decision. (Tears) But I was packing up and putting some stuff away and came across this little bottle, and I honestly don’t know what I thought…I don’t know what was going through my mind but I thought I’m going to give him some. I actually gave him 2 drops about 3 times a day….and then after a couple days of that, I decided to also put a drop in his eye. He didn’t really like that, so I put some other soothing drops in…but I kept doing it. Every day I would give him drops under his lips a few times through out the day and put a drop in his eye. Well, I’m stunned. Not only has his energy increased, I mean literally he was pretty much sleeping all day, and then would get agitated at sundown, just like with Alzheimer’s. I truly believed he was sundowning. But now he is running and jumping! WHAT??! But his eyes are so much clearer. I’m not just talking about the green goop. That has dramatically decreased and it’s not green anymore. But I’m even talking about the cataracts. His eyes were pretty cloudy looking even before this eye infection began. But even THAT seems to be improving. I had NO expectation that it would have this effect on him. I hoped it would help, figured it certainly could not hurt, so I thought why not. I know that vitamin D3 can clear up colds and flu if you dose through out the day. I knew of a guy who had to travel for a speaking engagement and got the flu…he’s in his 70’s, didn’t want to cancel as this had been planned for months, but he said he started dosing with D3 every hour and by the second day it was pretty much gone and he was fine to travel. I’ve never forgotten that, but still this surprised me with my dog. I will continue to keep him on the D3 and I guess I’d better get myself on it too now!
SeattleCarol –
The Vitamin D3 I wish I had purchased all along – excellent absorption – best value for the money
I waited to comment until I had taken this for awhile and was able to get my Vitamin D levels checked.This is by far the highest quality Vitamin D3 I’ve ever purchased. The proof was in the lab work. It is, literally, 2,000 IU’s per drop. You will of course notice the higher price point first, but it is due to the concentration.There is little to no taste. No ‘yuck’ factor at all. Perhaps that is because if the small dose.I live in the Pacific Northwest. Historically maintaining a ‘normal’ Vitamin D level has been a challenge. The ‘blah’ feeling, fatigue, lack of motivation etc… that goes along with low Vitamin D was impacting my life. I thought I was suffering from Depression, but after speaking with a doctor we could not identify a ‘why’ so we did labs. My Vitamin D level was 19 ng/mL. My levels today are 80 ng/ML. Standard range is 30 – 100 ng/mL .I feel great.I take it twice a day – 1 drop with a meal or some snack containing a fat. A tablespoon of walnuts, cashews, ground flax … apparently any of these will work. I eat a plant based diet and this method is what works for me.I wasted a lot of money on bottles that didn’t even last a month. This is by far the best value.
Marian –
Try these if you’re looking for real unflavored/unsweetened Vit. D3 drops
I share a dilemma with thousands of other people: my body can’t properly pull nutrients from foods and supplements in pill form due to a serious digestive ailment. So I’m always looking for good alternatives that deliver needed nutrients via drops or sprays sub-lingually, or via skin creams. I also need stuff that’s unsweetened/flavored, due to having (and wanting) to avoid both sugars and artificial sweeteners. (Why so many supplement companies think it’s a great thing to make vitamin/supplement drops very sweet I have no idea. It’s NOT a great thing. Most such drops taste cloyingly sweet and artificial, not to mention the negative effects of the sweeteners.) I always need extra Vit. D and was therefore very happy to find these Vitamin D3 drops in their unsweetened, unflavored base of pure olive oil. That’s a huge plus, in my opinion. I’m not sure I’ve been using them long enough to feel their real effects, but I’m certainly not feeling any ill effects from switching from capsules to these drops — i.e., I can tell that I’m not getting too little Vitamin D., so I know these are delivering the vitamin as they should.My only caveat about these drops is that it’s a bit hard to get an exact dose — to tell how many drops you’re actually using, because due to the oil base you can’t really feel each drop as it lands in your mouth/under your tongue, and you can’t see (when you’re putting them in your own mouth) how many drops are truly coming out of the dropper. The dropper does have milliliter markings on it, which is helpful. But the bottle doesn’t indicate how many drops equals how many milliliters. If it did, that would be much more helpful.All in all, I’m giving these drops high marks for being truly “natural” and for their makers not feeling the need to gunk them up with flavorings and sugary taste.