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Over the past several months it has come to FDA’s attention that there is an increase in the number of liquid vitamin D dietary supplements being marketed that could lead to infants an unsafe amount of vitamin D; as a result, FDA believes industry should provide safeguards to ensure that infants these products would not an unsafe amount of vitamin D. Most liquid vitamin D products marketed today use a dropper that could deliver a considerably greater amount of liquid vitamin D than an infant should receive. To reduce the likelihood dosing errors, FDA recommends that 400 units be clearly and accurately marked the dropper accompanying your product.

(FDA Letter to Industry Concerning Liquid Vitamin D Dietary Supplements).

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“`could lead to infants an unsafe amount of vitamin D; as a result, FDA believes industry should provide safeguards to ensure that infants these products would not an unsafe amount of vitamin D”.