COAID DROPS

Product Introduction

COAID Drops is a nutritional health supplement in liquid form designed mainly for infants and children to support growth, immunity, and overall development. It generally contains essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that play a vital role in brain development, bone strength, and boosting the body’s natural defense system. Being in drop form, it is easy to administer to babies and toddlers who cannot swallow tablets or capsules.

Benefits

• Supports healthy brain and nervous system development in growing children

• Helps strengthen bones and teeth by aiding calcium and Vitamin D utilization

• Boosts immunity and helps protect against common infections

• Contributes to red blood cell formation and prevents certain types of anemia

• Improves energy levels and reduces weakness caused by nutritional deficiencies

• Convenient drop formulation for infants and young children

Possible Side Effects

• Mild stomach upset or nausea in some children (rare)

• Loose stools if taken in excess

• Allergic reactions like rash, itching, or swelling (very rare)

• Usually well tolerated when used as directed by the pediatrician

How to Use

• Use the dropper provided for accurate measurement

• Give the dose as prescribed by your child’s doctor

• Can be mixed with a small amount of milk or water if needed

• Shake the bottle well before use

• Do not exceed the recommended dosage

What to Avoid

• Avoid giving other vitamin or mineral supplements alongside unless advised by the doctor

• Do not overdose, as excess vitamins may lead to side effects

• Avoid using the product after the expiry date

• Do not store in direct sunlight or excessive heat

Precautions

• Use only under medical guidance, especially for infants and small children

• Inform the doctor about any ongoing illness or other medicines your child is taking

• Keep the bottle tightly closed and out of reach of children

• If any unusual symptoms appear, discontinue and seek medical advice

• Regular follow-ups with the pediatrician may be recommended during long-term supplementation