Tri-Vi-Sol Vitamins A, D & C Supplement Drops for Infants, 1.67-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 3) | 
 enlarge | Brand: Tri-Vi-Sol
Category: Health And Beauty
List Price: $26.72
Buy New: $22.27
You Save: $4.45 (17%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 2227
Number Of Items: 3
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 8.1 x 4.5 x 1.8
UPC: 300870403032
EAN: 0300870403032
ASIN: B001F0RB4M
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Supplement Drops, Vitamins A,D & C for Infants
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| Customer Reviews:
 Infant Son takes with no problem but lots of yucky additives December 20, 2008
My infant son takes these vitamin drops without any problems but all the additives leave much to be desired. Artifical flavoring and colors seem unnecessary. Not to mention that breastfed babies do not need vitamin A or vitamin C supplements. I will be looking for a more natural form of Vitamin D.
 My son loves these vitamins May 5, 2008
My son, who is now 13 months old, loves these vitamins. We have been giving him the Tri-Vi-Sol since shortly after he was born, and has enjoyed them ever since.
A note on the actual product: I was expecting this to be a single box with three bottles inside, but it actually was three single boxes. Same amount of vitamins either way, just a surprise to me.
Easy to use and tastes good April 9, 2008
I've been giving my newborn these drops without problem. I usually give her half a dropper at once, or she spits it out. But she has no problem with the taste. Easy to use, and she doesn't mind eating it - good enough for me!
 New Batches have bad taste February 21, 2008
I have been giving them to my daughter for 10 months now (she is 14 months), but the horrible taste of the most recent batches is causing her to reject the supplement completely. She has always LOVED the taste of the vitamin drops, and always got really excited when she saw me pulling out the bottle. Unfortunately the last bottle that I bought has an awful taste - I even tried it, and the smell afterwards is just as bad. It smells and tastes very metallic, like old rust. Enfamil sent me a complimentary bottle - it was the exact same thing, but from a different batch! The lot #'s on the bottles are 110005A and 110006A. Here is what they wrote to me in an email:
"Many of the ingredients, such as the vitamins and the iron used in our vitamin and mineral products, have an astringent or bitter taste that can be difficult to mask. We try to make our vitamin and mineral supplement drops as palatable as possible without excessive or unnecessary use of sweeteners or artificial flavors. Many quality control steps are taken during and after production of each batch of our products. We carefully inspect raw materials, make in-process checks and thoroughly examine each finished batch to ensure that it meets our high standards for physical appearance and nutrient content. We would not release a batch if it did not meet specifications. It is possible to observe some batch-to-batch variation in our products. Differences in raw ingredients may affect the taste, odor, or consistency. Each batch is tested before it is released, and we would not expect these differences to affect a baby's acceptance or tolerance of the formula."
Now I have to search for an alternative.
 baby vitamins February 9, 2008
these really helped my daughter because she had to drink store bought soy milk. she needed vitamins and these worked perfect!
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