Vitamin D-3 Liquid Drops 2000 iu Supports Bone & Immune Health - 4 Fluid oz

Great source of Vitamin C, pleasant taste in smoothies or drinks, adds sweetness.

Love the citrus flavor. I wish each drop was 2000 IU but double the amount of drops is fine for me with the citrus flavor. I have to take 10.000 IU a day because of an auto immune disease. I put the drops under my tongue for maximum absorption.

This is a nice product, it's easy to use the dropper, and it raised my vitamin D levels (which were low before I started taking it). I actually quite enjoy the taste of it (I mix it to smoothies, so I do not have it plain, but it adds to the taste of the smoothie or even if I am having orange juice or milk). One issue is the expiration date. For me it was around 6 months after I bought it (the 4 ounce bottle). However, no one can get through the 4 ounce bottle in this length of time. From the questions answered above: 4oz bottle: If you take 1 serving per day = 5 drops = 2,000 IU per day. Will last 739 days, or about 2 years. 4oz bottle: If you take 2 servings per day = 10 drops = 4,000 IU per day. Will last 369 days, or about 1 year. There is a strange answer from one of the sellers: There are approximately 739 servings in one bottle. With the suggested use of 5 drops a day, one bottle would last approximately 147 days. By Swanson Health Products SELLER on April 7, 2015 Actually, if there are 739 servings, with 5 drops/day, it should be 739 days, as the previous person pointed out. So be careful with how much you buy of this. To those of you that bought it, how far after the purchase date is the expiration?

I have tried a couple of different Vitamin D drops. I know the medical field is still undecided as to wether or not Vitamin D is necessary, but for me it totally is! I feel so much better when I take the drops. I take 10 drops every day and an additional 2-5 during the dark winter months. If I even skip one day I can feel a difference. I like these drops and they work well. I love lemon flavor, but the flavor of these drops is nasty. I have tried the drops in juice of all flavors, applesauce, and in smoothies. It is the least obvious in a smoothie, but I can still taste them. I have gotten to the point where I just put the drops on a spoon with a little juice and choke them down. It is better than ruining a whole cup of juice.

Vitamin D3 has done miracles for my hormones and digestion. I never thought much of D3 after reading articles here and there over the years, but then I read it can help with sinusitis, so I tried it. I had two problems. 1) I would get covered in acne if I had anything more sugary than a complex carbohydrate. 2) My blood sugar would plummet a few hours after something sweet and I would feel like I was going to fall to the floor. I avoided candy, soda, and sweets like the plague. Then I started taking D3 and almost instantly got an unbelievable urge to eat sugar. I suffered through the cravings for a week before I ran out and bought 3 family packs of candy bars and proceeded to eat them as if I was possessed by the candy demon. To my amazement, I didn't break out in any acne afterwards and my blood sugar remained steady. I still don't know why the craving came on like that. Also my knee problem that was bad (knees would freeze up, and ache) got worse for a number of weeks and now the pain is gone. This adorable little bottle only costs about $10 and after using so much of it, it still looks practically full. I have found that 3,000-4,000 IU's does miracles for me. It also tastes sweet and is yummy in milk. Maybe they should make it an alternative sweetener and not only will things taste better, but we'll all get healthy. As a side note, because I read recommendations that I should also take magnesium, I did and now the number of migraines I get has decreased ten fold. I also read I should take K2 and as a result, my mouth feels cleaner--less plaque. I just recently started a vitamin A pill, which was also recommended, but I don't know what that little bugger is doing. Out of all the supplements I've tried out there(even though some are good), high doses of Vitamin D3 and iodine are the shining stars. They also just so happen to be two of the most inexpensive supplements. Haha. It's funny. Silly fool. I thought the solution was too simple to be the solution.

This is the second time I’ve purchased this, but the first time purchasing the larger 2oz size. After only 5 months (about halfway through the bottle) the top of the dropper has completely broken off. It started to become crooked after about 2 months & would need adjusting every few days but now it has completely separated from the screw on portion of the lid. So halfway through the bottle & it is unable to be used as there is no seal & it’s open to air. Now I either have to purchase an empty dropper bottle or repurchase this product.

Great price. I like being able to control the dosage. This lasts virtually forever! I take it every day.

Taste is not bad and I like that I can choose the amount I take. My calcium supplement also contains D3 so it is nice to be able to use just a couple drops on days I take the calcium and then the full 8 drops on days when I don’t take the calcium supplement. It was recommended on Consumer labs and I like this option.