I like that the bottle comes with a good dropper

My daughter likes the taste of this and the dropper it comes with makes it easy to administer to child

We haven’t experienced any of the upset and the dropper is really nice

Wish it came with the bottle top dropper that all my other orders came with.

These Vitamin D drops are great for baby bottles but I prefer the dropper as opposed to the syringe.

I have used this product for a long time and it had always had a child-proof lid as well as a child proof dropper

It tastes awful, and you have to keep the horrible dropper clean somehow

Pediatrician recommended this product and I love the small dropper it comes with.

Also, since I have to stick the dropper in his mouth, I have to clean the dropper every time I use it to make sure I don't contaminate the bottle with germs, which is also wasteful since I end up rinsing some of the product off of the dropper that otherwise would have gone back in the bottle

It tastes awful, and you have to keep the horrible dropper clean somehow

These Vitamin D drops are great for baby bottles but I prefer the dropper as opposed to the syringe.

Easy dropper included

I liked the old droppers better!

The dropper was easy to use and the bottle lasts about 1 month with once daily vitamin

Dropper is easy to use and our baby accepts it well.

so you end up having to give your baby a whole nasty dropper full (which of course, makes the baby spit it everywhere and then start crying.

Read the ingredients and buy a healthier Vit D for your baby!

Do your calculation not by now many fl oz you get, but by how many days worth of vitamin D you get.

Great way to get a baby the vitamin D they need.

Mommy's Bliss makes an excellent Vitamin D supplement that you only need a single drop of

Enfamil Vitamin D drops contain 400IU of vitamin D which is 100% of the recommended dosage for Children/infants under the age of 4.The vitamin D drops are specifically recommend for babies who are at least partially breastfeed or not getting enough vitamin D in their daily diet

Apparently breastfed babies don't get enough vitamin D, and the only other way to get vitamin D is to have direct sun exposure to unprotected skin (on a tiny baby, no thank you).

Apparently breastfed babies don't get enough Vitamin D, so you have to supplement