D3 MUST DROPS

MANUFACTURED /MARKETED BY:

MANKIND PHARMA LTD

COMPOSITION:

CHOLECALCIFEROL 400 IU

RETURN POLICY:

NON-RETURNABLE 

EXPIRY DATE:

MAXIMUM 3 MONTHS ABOVE 

D3 Must Drops (Vitamin D3/cholecalciferol), a popular pediatric supplement

What is it and why it’s used

Active ingredient: Cholecalciferol (Vitamin D₃), a fat‑soluble vitamin essential for calcium and phosphorus regulation, bone/teeth mineralization, muscle strength, immune health, and growth

Indications: Prevents and treats Vitamin D deficiency in infants & children, including rickets and osteomalacia.

Suitable for children with insufficient sunlight exposure (e.g., breastfed infants, dark skin)

Formulation & typical dosage

Liquid drop formulation (usually 15 ml), taken via dropper

One common formulation provides 400 IU/day; dosage individualized by pediatrician based on age, deficiency severity, and sun exposure

Often recommended once daily, with food for better absorption

Benefits

Enhances bone and teeth development, reduces risk of rickets

Supports immune system and muscle function

Allergic reactions are uncommon but monitor for rashes or swelling

Contraindications & caution for children with:

Hypercalcemia or hypervitaminosis D

Kidney stones or kidney disease

Liver issues—dose may need adjusting

Certain drug interactions (e.g., with digoxin, corticosteroids, anticonvulsants).

Usage guidelines

Shake well before measuring with provided dropper

Take daily, ideally with a meal that includes fat, for optimal absorption

Stick to prescribed dosage—don’t exceed; overdose may lead to hypercalcemia

Monitor for side effects—if persistent, contact your pediatrician.

Storage

Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and moisture; keep out of children’s reach

Bottom line

D3 Must Drops is an effective, doctor-prescribed vitamin D supplement for children, supporting bone growth, immune health, and muscle function.

Always follow paediatric guidance for dose, duration, and monitoring, especially if there are underlying health issues.

Don’t exceed recommended amounts—too much Vitamin D is harmful, potentially causing serious calcium-related issues

Note: This information is for general understanding only—not a substitute for medical advice. Always consult your child’s pediatrician for personalized recommendations.