Seeking Health Vitamin D3 Drops - Bone Health & Immune System Support Supplement - Liquid Vitamin D3 with Olive Oil - 1 FL oz, 900 Servings

This is the best Vitamin D I have taken! Knowing whether or not supplements are 'working' can definitely be tricky, but I like to introduce one thing at a time to my system while slowly removing other things to see if I notice any difference. This Vitamin D comes in liquid drops in an olive oil base, in an amber-colored glass bottle with a glass dropper and rubber/plastic top. The bottle does not seem to be super delicate or fragile, which is great! (That doesn't mean you should throw it on the floor to test it!) The olive oil is authentic and lends the taste of olive oil only - I couldn't taste the Vitamin D at all (all vitamins taste disgusting in raw form except Vitamin C which is just super tart, but there are some that are particularly gross, like Vitamin D and B Vitamins) - so I definitely like that I don't have to fear gagging from an ill-tasting supplement. A+ for taste! I do notice the difference when I forget to take it. I have really bad Seasonal Affectionate Disorder in the winter, and that is when I especially notice that this Vitamin D is like a 'boost', albeit the boost is subtle - but I definitely feel my B6 and B12 kick into higher gear when I add this to the mix. I especially love that you only need one drop a day, so as long as you keep this bottle in a cool, dark place (but do check the expiration date) - this will last a while and is well worth the price. You can also take this with you in your toiletry bag if you're flying anywhere and not have to worry about having a ton of pills holding you up at TSA and having to explain to them that they're your vitamins! LOL **Disclaimer: I am not your doctor and I claim NO responsibility for your results! Always consult your primary care physician before taking any supplements.

I waited to comment until I had taken this for awhile and was able to get my Vitamin D levels checked. This is by far the highest quality Vitamin D3 I've ever purchased. The proof was in the lab work. It is, literally, 2,000 IU's per drop. You will of course notice the higher price point first, but it is due to the concentration. There is little to no taste. No 'yuck' factor at all. Perhaps that is because if the small dose. I live in the Pacific Northwest. Historically maintaining a 'normal' Vitamin D level has been a challenge. The 'blah' feeling, fatigue, lack of motivation etc... that goes along with low Vitamin D was impacting my life. I thought I was suffering from Depression, but after speaking with a doctor we could not identify a 'why' so we did labs. My Vitamin D level was 19 ng/mL. My levels today are 80 ng/ML. Standard range is 30 - 100 ng/mL . I feel great. I take it twice a day - 1 drop with a meal or some snack containing a fat. A tablespoon of walnuts, cashews, ground flax ... apparently any of these will work. I eat a plant based diet and this method is what works for me. I wasted a lot of money on bottles that didn't even last a month. This is by far the best value.

I haven’t bought this brand in awhile, but it is my preferred brand.

Easy to take with my coffee. One less pill

I share a dilemma with thousands of other people: my body can't properly pull nutrients from foods and supplements in pill form due to a serious digestive ailment. So I'm always looking for good alternatives that deliver needed nutrients via drops or sprays sub-lingually, or via skin creams. I also need stuff that's unsweetened/flavored, due to having (and wanting) to avoid both sugars and artificial sweeteners. (Why so many supplement companies think it's a great thing to make vitamin/supplement drops very sweet I have no idea. It's NOT a great thing. Most such drops taste cloyingly sweet and artificial, not to mention the negative effects of the sweeteners.) I always need extra Vit. D and was therefore very happy to find these Vitamin D3 drops in their unsweetened, unflavored base of pure olive oil. That's a huge plus, in my opinion. I'm not sure I've been using them long enough to feel their real effects, but I'm certainly not feeling any ill effects from switching from capsules to these drops -- i.e., I can tell that I'm not getting too little Vitamin D., so I know these are delivering the vitamin as they should. My only caveat about these drops is that it's a bit hard to get an exact dose -- to tell how many drops you're actually using, because due to the oil base you can't really feel each drop as it lands in your mouth/under your tongue, and you can't see (when you're putting them in your own mouth) how many drops are truly coming out of the dropper. The dropper does have milliliter markings on it, which is helpful. But the bottle doesn't indicate how many drops equals how many milliliters. If it did, that would be much more helpful. All in all, I'm giving these drops high marks for being truly "natural" and for their makers not feeling the need to gunk them up with flavorings and sugary taste.