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Descrição do Produto: Biotics Research Bio K Mulsion Liquid Vitamin K Drops – 500 mcg/S
O Biotics Research Bio K Mulsion é um suplemento líquido de vitamina K1 (fitonadiona) que oferece uma dosagem de 500 mcg por gota, ideal para adultos que buscam otimizar sua saúde. A vitamina K1 é essencial para a coagulação sanguínea adequada e desempenha um papel crucial na saúde óssea, ajudando na mineralização dos ossos e na prevenção de fraturas. A formulação em gotas permite uma absorção rápida e eficiente, facilitando a inclusão deste nutriente vital na rotina diária. O produto é livre de glúten e lactose, tornando-se uma opção segura para pessoas com restrições alimentares. Com um sabor neutro, pode ser facilmente adicionado a bebidas ou alimentos, proporcionando praticidade e conveniência.
Benefícios Destacados pela Vitaminer Shop para Comprar:
1. Saúde Óssea: Contribui para a mineralização óssea, ajudando a prevenir osteoporose e fraturas.
2. Coagulação Sanguínea: Essencial para a coagulação adequada do sangue, reduzindo o risco de hemorragias.
3. Fácil Absorção: A forma líquida permite uma absorção mais rápida e eficiente em comparação com comprimidos.
4. Praticidade: Pode ser adicionado a qualquer bebida ou alimento, facilitando a inclusão na dieta diária.
5. Sem Aditivos Indesejados: Livre de glúten e lactose, adequado para diversas dietas e restrições alimentares.
- Sugestão de Uso:
Recomenda-se a ingestão de 1 gota do Biotics Research Bio K Mulsion diariamente, preferencialmente com uma refeição para otimizar a absorção. Agite bem antes de usar e utilize o conta-gotas para medir a dosagem correta. É importante seguir as orientações de um profissional de saúde para adequar a suplementação às suas necessidades individuais. Armazenar em local fresco e seco, longe da luz direta.
Dolores M. –
I got this to use as a substitute for the vitamin K shot when I had my baby five weeks ago. I didn’t want to go with the shot so I went with this as suggested by both my midwife and pediatrician. In case you were curious the suggested dosage is four drops on the day of the birth, and two drops on the same day each week for an extended period of time (there are different recommendations) The method of administering is to put the drop on your finger, rub it on the inside of the babies cheek, and then nurse a little between each drop. My baby did not seem to mind the taste, though I have heard it is bitter. My baby boy was circumcised during week three and there were no issues with bleeding (that was the main reason why I was wanting to administer vitamin K in the first place) so I am no longer going to be administering the drops. It served its purpose and my baby boy is wonderful and healthy and thriving!
Jacob –
Do your own research and make your own informed decisions about your newborns.
The Vit K shot has two options: one with preservatives and one without. Not all hospitals carry both. You need to ask them during your hospital tour or you can just walk in and ask. Yes, babies are deficient in Vit K at birth and yes, vitamin K is not absorbed as easily via ingestion/GI tract early on in their life. The intramuscular shot is the best way to get a high dose into your baby’s body. However, it is way, way more Vit K than they need. Lot of speculation about this inducing jaundice. Our baby did not have jaundice nor did we let our baby get the Vit K shot. Could be anecdotal, but who knows? Bring it to the hospital! Order it in advance! Give baby their first dose within 24 hours of birth. Ideally, give during a feed of breastmilk, colostrum, or formula. Not without, but would probably be OK. Might just have upset stomach. Many countries are discontinuing the Vit K shot and going back to oral drops. Some countries don’t do anything for it and their babies are widely doing just fine. God did a good job when he designed our bodies! Don’t discount that! Humans have been giving birth for millennia without Vit K intervention. Almost all pediatricians (hospital or private practice) will really impress upon you the need to get it. Ours did! And she even tried to talk to mama when I stepped out. She must’ve thought she could convince her. Thankfully, we were united in our decision. Just goes to shown they push this hard! Some with good intentions, others because it’s just their “policy.” We did our own research and made a plan and have not strayed from it. Our baby is perfectly healthy so far. Less than two months old.
Product is supposed to be thick and yellow. It is emulsified. I even called the company to confirm its appearance. They are based in Richmond, TX. You have to squeeze the drops out. It does not flow on its own. Drops onto finger, finger into babies mouth, put finger on roof of mouth, let them suck. They may not suck at birth, so just get it in and watch them kind of swallow.
We found a plan online that we liked and have been following it closely. It states 4 drops within 24 hours of birth, 3 drops after one week, and 2 drops after another week. Continue with 2 drops every week until baby reaches six months old. We put three, spaced out reminders in our calendars for every Thursday. I will not list the establishment by name of the place who provided the guidelines for us. However, they are a private medical practice with hundreds of positive online reviews and were very thorough in their outline for administering the shot vs drops. After doing my own research beforehand, I really liked what I saw on their website and followed it.
Taylor McKee –
Used these as an alternative to the injection on our newborn. No adverse effects, happy with the product.
Chris S. –
It is somewhat thick but easy to put directly into my newborns mouth. The instructions I was given, (again, not medical advice), were to give 4 drops within 6 hours of delivery and then 2 drops every week for the next 3 months as prophylaxis against VKBD.
The Fielder Family –
Use this vitamin k supplement for my baby when i gave birth at the hospital to avoid getting a shot. My baby had no reactions toward it and has been perfectly fine 2 years later.
Amazon Customer –
I used these drops as substitute for the newborn vitamin k shot. My baby was 1 week old when I gave him the first dose. They say to start giving the drops with the first feeding but I was unaware so I didn’t start until 1week later. I have a vaccine friendly pediatrician who was completely nonchalant about it. I gave him 2 drops every week up until he had his circumcision done, 1 month after he was born then I stopped using it. Everything went well, there was no excessive bleeding or any kind of complication. My baby is now 3 months old, exclusively breastfed, he hasn’t had any vaccines and he’s doing great.
It comes in a small bottle with a dropper built into the lid. It is a white milky liquid.
LJJ –
Easy to administer.
Lindsey Johnson –
Was never planning on giving my baby the shot, but was still anxious about potential bleeding. So glad I found out about these drops. Healthy 6 week old baby! (: