Depura Kids Nano Drops 10 ml

Depura Kids Nano Drops 10 ml may be used to help manage the following conditions:

• Vitamin D deficiency: Restores and maintains healthy levels of vitamin D in infants and children who do not get enough from sunlight or diet alone.
• Rickets prevention and treatment: Supports the development of strong bones and prevents rickets, a condition that softens and weakens bones in growing children.
• Calcium absorption support: Enhances how well the child's gut absorbs calcium from food, which is vital for building strong teeth and skeletal structure.
• Immune system support: Assists in the normal functioning of the immune system to help your child's body fight off common infections.

Depura Kids Nano Drops 10 ml helps your child get enough vitamin D to support healthy growth and development.

• Helps build strong bones: By helping the body absorb calcium and phosphorus from food, Depura Kids Nano Drops 10 ml supports the hardening and strengthening of growing bones.
• Helps prevent bone weakness: When vitamin D levels are low, bones may become soft and weak. Restoring adequate vitamin D helps prevent or correct poor bone mineralisation and supports healthy bone development.
• Supports healthy teeth: Better absorption of calcium and phosphorus provides the minerals your child needs for normal tooth development and strength.
• Supports muscle function: Maintaining healthy vitamin D levels supports normal muscle function, which is important for movement and physical development as your child grows.

• Depura Kids Nano Drops 10 ml can be administered with or without food as directed by the doctor.
• Follow your doctor's instructions on the dosage and timing of this medication to ensure safety.
• Measure the recommended dose of Depura Kids Nano Drops 10 ml and administer to your child with the help of a measuring cup, dosing syringe or dropper.
• Shake well before use.

• Include calcium-rich foods: Offer age-appropriate foods that provide calcium, such as milk, yoghurt, cheese, calcium-fortified foods, and suitable green vegetables. Calcium and vitamin D work together to support healthy bones and teeth.
• Include foods that provide vitamin D: Depending on your child's age and diet, foods such as eggs, oily fish, and vitamin D-fortified milk or cereals can help support vitamin D intake.
• Encourage safe outdoor activity: Outdoor play supports overall health. Sunlight can help the skin make vitamin D, but the amount produced varies with factors such as skin type, season, location, clothing, and sun protection. Follow local guidance on sun safety and protect your child from sunburn.
• Follow vitamin D guidance for breastfed infants: Breast milk naturally contains relatively little vitamin D. Ask your child's doctor about appropriate vitamin D supplementation rather than relying on the mother's diet or supplements to meet the infant's needs.

• Check the strength carefully: Vitamin D liquids are available in different concentrations. Check how much vitamin D is present in each drop or millilitre and give only the amount suggested or recommended for your child.
• Measure each dose accurately: Use the dropper, oral syringe, or measuring device supplied or recommended with the product. Avoid household spoons, which may give an inaccurate dose.
• Avoid duplicate vitamin D: Check other multivitamins, supplements, and fortified products your child receives for vitamin D. Giving several vitamin D-containing products can result in too much vitamin D.
• Follow the correct dosing schedule: Some vitamin D products are given daily, while higher-dose preparations may be suggested on a different schedule. Follow your child's specific instructions and do not give a missed or extra dose without appropriate advice.
• Watch for signs of excessive vitamin D: Too much vitamin D can cause high calcium levels. Contact your child's doctor if your child develops persistent vomiting, poor appetite, unusual thirst, frequent urination, constipation, weakness, or unusual sleepiness, particularly if more than the recommended amount may have been given.