Abidec Kid Baby Multivitamin Drops – Aids Healthy Growth Contains Vitamin D, C and A – Suitable from Birth, Natural flavour and aroma, 25 ml

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away from children. If this drug is taken by accident, call a doctor or poison control center right away.

The syringe provided helps you give the correct dose to your child. Should your child have too muchGive one as soon as you remember unless it is nearly time for the next dose. Do not give an extra dose to This product contains sucrose and may be harmful to the teeth – follow the instruction to place the drops

Retinol (as vitamin A Palmitate) 1333 IU, Ergocalciferol (Vitamin D2) 400 IU, Thiamine Hydrochloride We scoured Mumsnet forums to find out which kids’ multivitamins our users rate highly - and which ones they weren’t impressed by.child. Do not give it to anyone else. It may harm them, even if their symptoms are similar. If any of Babies who are having more than 500ml (about a pint) of infant formula a day don’t need supplements as formula is fortified with vitamins A, C and D and other nutrients. However babies who are breastfed should be given a daily vitamin D supplement from birth, whether or not you are taking one yourself. Traditional supplements tend to contain just one vitamin or mineral, whereas multivitamins contain a blended formula of different vitamins and minerals, which are ideal for those who miss out on many vitamins from their diet. In some circumstances, it isn’t possible for children and babies to receive all of the vitamins they need from their diet alone, so multivitamins can help to include any vitamins and minerals that are missing in the diet.

Abidec Multivitamin Drops contain peanut oil (arachis oil) which may cause an allergic reaction (such as With a yummy strawberry flavour and chewy texture, Bassetts makes getting multivitamins into your child an absolute doddle. These one-a-day pastilles contain vitamins A, B6, C, D and E to keep your little one bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. Some children may struggle to get enough of vitamins A, C, and D as a part of their diet. This is why growing children could benefit from a multivitamin, which can help them to get enough of these vitamins. Vitamin D is particularly difficult for children to get enough of in their diet as it is only found in a few foods, but as it helps to keep teeth, bones, and muscles healthy, it is essential that young children get enough vitamin D. In line with ACBS criteria: Dietary management of water-soluble vitamin deficiency in adults with renal failure on dialysisThese banana-flavoured drops contain three essential vitamins (A, C and D) to help maintain vision, bones and the immune system, and can be taken straight from the spoon or skilfully hidden in milk, juice or other liquid food, such as yoghurt. Amber Specialist Initiation: Initiation and maintenance of prescribing by Specialists and transfer to Primary Care prescribing when appropriate. This may be supported by a RICaD, annotated within the formulary entry.