Vitamin A Drops 10000 IU - Liquid retinyl Palmitate with Coconut MCT Oil, Vegan VIT A Supplement for Skin - 1 oz sublingual Tincture

Love this liquid vitamin A for ease of precise dosing. The lemon flavor is pleasant. I haven't had any follow up lab work to check my vitamin A yet, but I was quite deficient. Judging from resolution of a number of my symptoms, I guessing it's working.

Good product

The vitamin A taste very good. It doesn’t leave a gross taste in your mouth. That’s why I continue to buy it.

These Vitamin A drops are a great addition to my wellness routine! They’re easy to use, and the dropper makes it simple to measure the right dosage. I like that it’s a liquid, which makes it easy to take or mix into a drink. The quality feels great, and it’s reassuring to know it’s free from unnecessary additives. A convenient and effective way to incorporate Vitamin A into your daily routine!

it was leak on the dropper even those and thanks God bottle has a seal. who ever packed was careless because no Protection in the box and other products who came same was dent. Bu I recommend this product.

Great / potent liquid vitamin A in coconut MCT oil. Comparing all the others on Amazon, this is the most potent in fewest drops (9 drops or 1/4 ml). Plus it's base is MCT oil and not a seed oil. And a trick I do with it - in a partially used bottle of it that I already had, I combine this liquid vitamin A with a bottle of Carson's liquid vitamin D3 (they also have same as D3+K2 but haven't tried that one yet). That one is also in coconut MCT oil. So I figured why not! Both have the same base. It's perfect for combining. So from it I'm making my own liquid vitamin A+D in coconut MCT oil. No telling what my final dosage is! But it doesn't really matter. I know it's a lot. I add several drops of it to my daily greens+ mix (which is veg powders and other in distilled water). You can get Carson's on Amazon too (I get the Carson's 2000IU one).

I usually do deep dive research into my supplements although from my knowledge regarding vitamin A and just some general comparisons. “Why Not Natural Vitamin A” is the best way to go.

This is tasteless, I take it both orally, and I’ve been mixing it with my other facial oils. I’This helped decrease my breakouts in a short amount of time. I like that the dropper is marked so you know exactly how much to use. Quality ingredients at a decent price. Love it!