Description

Colief Vitamin D3 Drops is a food supplement rich in vitamin D3 and the ideal solution for providing the required dose of vitamin D3.

Vitamin D contributes to the normal development of bones and teeth in infants and young children and to the maintenance of normal bones and teeth in mums and mums-to-be. It also helps maintain normal immune system function.

Vitamin D can be absorbed via food intake or can be formed in the skin under the influence of sunlight. Nevertheless, a deficiency is possible and in many cases a supplement of vitamin D is required.

Why take extra vitamin D?

The most common cause of a vitamin D deficiency is a too low production via the skin as a consequence of insufficient exposure to sunlight due to seasonal variations, the use of sun creams, too little time spent outdoors, or wearing clothes that cover too much of the body.
The capacity of our skin to produce vitamin D declines as we become older and among people with a darker skin. Another cause of vitamin D deficiency is insufficient absorption as a consequence of a dietary inadequacy or a less efficient absorption from the daily food intake.
Colief® Vitamin D3 Drops have been developed to supplement the deficiency as well as to fulfil the increased requirements.
Directions:

Colief Vitamin D3 Drops 20ml contains 600 Drops (2µg (80IU) per drop) and does not contain flavourings, added sugar, preservatives or colours.
Colief® Vitamin D3 Drops can be mixed with food or a drink.
The drops can also be given directly by mouth.
Each 20ml bottle provides 5 Months Supply Infants/Children and 4 Months Supply Pregnant/Breast Feeding Mums.
Government advice:

All infants and young children aged 6 months to 5 years and all pregnant women and breastfeeding women should take a supplement containing vitamin D.
Warnings:

Do not exceed the recommended intake.
Not suitable for infants under 1 month of age unless under medical supervision or recommendation
Not suitable for infants consuming 500ml or more of formula milks per day.
A food supplement is not a substitute for a varied diet and healthy lifestyle.
If you have any concerns about taking vitamin D or giving it to infants/ young children you should seek professional medical advice.