Biomed Vitamin A Drops

Liquid vitamin A in MCT oil

• 750 µg of vitamin A in a two-drop dose, up to 2250 µg at the maximum dose
• Can be taken under the tongue or mixed into a drink
• Around 2280 drops in a 40 ml bottle
• Vegan, gluten free and dairy free

Biomed Vitamin A Drops provide vitamin A as retinyl palmitate in MCT oil, with vitamin E as an antioxidant. Three ingredients, nothing else. The drop format suits anyone who would rather not swallow capsules, and it allows the dose to be adjusted precisely.

Vitamin A contributes to normal iron metabolism, to the normal function of the immune system, to the maintenance of normal mucous membranes, normal skin and normal vision, and to the process of cell specialisation.

Dosing

The bottle holds roughly 2280 drops, so at a two-drop daily dose it lasts a long time. Two drops provide 750 µg of vitamin A, which is 94% of the daily reference intake.

Biomed

Biomed is a Finnish food supplement manufacturer that has been making grass and extract products for over twenty years. Most of the range is produced in Finland with short ingredient lists and without unnecessary additives.

Usage

Adults and over-15s: 2 to 6 drops a day. Under-15s: 2 drops a day. From the age of one: 1 drop a day. Take once a day under the tongue or with food.

Warnings

Avoid vitamin A preparations during pregnancy. Vitamin A preparations should only be given to pre-school children under the guidance of a doctor, public health nurse or nutritionist. Vitamin A intake from all sources should be taken into account, because the dose at the upper end of the range is well above the daily reference intake.

Food supplement. The stated recommended daily dose should not be exceeded. A food supplement is not a substitute for a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of small children.

Frequently asked questions

How much vitamin A is in one drop?

👉 Around 375 µg, so the two-drop daily dose provides 750 µg.

Can the drops be taken under the tongue?

👉 Yes, or mixed into a drink or taken with food.

Are they suitable during pregnancy?

👉 No. Vitamin A preparations should be avoided during pregnancy.