Vitamin A Supplement - Organic Vitamin A Palmitate - Made in The USA - Vitamin A Drops with MCT Oil - Natural Vitamin A 10000 IU for Immunity Support, Clean Skin & Healthy

flavoreless, good. just make sure to not overdose on Vitamin A. Vitamin A toxicity can occur and cause sever liver damage. I would say to take one drop EVERY OTHER DAY.

I did not buy this product for any hair, skin or nail issue. I truly have serious vitamin deficiencies due to malabsorption. I have been able to manage this via oral vitamin pill supplements. However within this year I started getting night blindness due to Vitamin A deficiencies. Since these vitamins are OTC I can't be sure I'm getting the potency I order or even if I'm absorbing them.So I got scared and thought maybe something that is already liquid AND a higher potency would work for me. I'm ordering my third bottle now and I can definitely "see" the difference! It was gradual so I don't always think we give credit to something that has helped us gradually. My reference point hit me when I was able to see my slippers when I woke up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom (nightstand light was on as always). Before I started taking these drops, I had to feel around for the slippers under the same lighting conditions.Hope this review helps you make your decision and that you get the same positive results!

Heed these dosing guidelines from Medscape:Supplements are typically 10,000-50,000 international units (IU) per capsule. Fish-liver oils may contain more than 180,000 IU/g. The acute toxic dose of vitamin A is 25,000 IU/kg, and the chronic toxic dose is 4000 IU/kg every day for 6-15 months.A full dropper is typically 30 drops. Cut your dose to 10 drops a day, would give you about 3300 IU of Vitamin A.The product tasteless and odorless. Just be careful. It's easy to overdose, more is not better. More than 4000 IU of Vitamin A a day can make your skin peel and your eyebrows fall off, among other things.

I wanted to use this product for a while before writing my review, because I figured it would take a bit to see some results, if any.I’m glad that I took the time! I’ve been using these sublingual Vitamin A drops for a couple of weeks now, and I’m actually impressed with the results. I’m 56, and have been less than thrilled by those tiny little crows feet coming to roost at the corners of my eyes, as well as the tired look under my eyes. I can attest that the majority of those crows feet have plumped up and filled in, and my eyes look way less “tired” looking. No more aging raccoon look for me!The drops are made with MCT oil, and there is no flavor at all. The liquid is thin and silky smooth, and it doesn’t feel like you’re glugging down a thick oily substance. Just hold it under your tongue for a minute or so, and then swallow. Easy peasy!Highly recommended!

I purchased this for help with facial warts. I just received so nothing to report on that but I must say that it does make my face SO much softer. A little goes a long way and is quickly absorbed. I figured I would put a little under my tongue for other benefits. Crossing my fingers!UPDATE: The product seems to be working, but I’m kind of perturbed with WellLabs. I found a coupon for a free bottle after buying this one, but what I received was a postcard directing me to a website that doesn’t let me claim the free bottle! Won’t fall for that one again!Wow! Now they want to pay me to take down this review. Geez...it’s not that bad a review, is it?!

Vitamin A plays a vital role in maintaining your body's natural defenses. This includes the mucous barriers in your eyes, lungs, gut and genitals which help trap bacteria and other infectious ...

Received and begin taking on July 21. Dosage instructions indicate 1 dropper = 1 serving, and that there are 60 servings in total which would be a 60-day supply. I have consistently been doing half/slightly less than half of a dropper each day, meaning I should be stretching the amount of doses in one bottle to roughly 120, which would equate to a four month supply.It is now September 8--about 45 days since I started my doses, and the bottle is *nearly empty* as you can see in the first attached picture. Second attached picture shows how much I've done for each dosage, which is not a full dropper worth (this may be a little generous, as if anything I sometimes did less than this).So, two major issues: 1. False advertising as far as how many doses are in this bottle, and 2. Because the doses are inaccurate, I also have no idea how much vitamin A I'm actually putting in my body. Way more than it suggests? Or is there just way less total in the bottle than advertised? Seems like an important thing to get right.Absolutely will not order again and would caution others to avoid as well.

I love that this has no flavor. You put it under your tongue and let it sit and then swallow. I use it for general maintenance and not to treat anything specific so I can't say that anything has changed for me since taking it. I always take A, I just wanted to try a new brand. I like that it is plant-based but, I don't like that I have to keep it in the fridge (first world problems). Other than that, I am happy with it. It's a big bottle so it was worth the money and it will last a long time too.