Description:

Ferrovita Baby Drops are a liquid iron supplement formulated to help prevent and treat iron-deficiency anemia in infants and young children by supplying elemental iron and folic acid. They are typically prescribed when dietary intake is inadequate or iron requirements are increased.

Prescription:

Often categorized OTC (over-the-counter) supplement, but in many pediatric cases they are used on physician recommendation — particularly for anemia or iron deficiency.

Therapeutic Category:

Hematinic / Pediatric iron supplement — used to support hemoglobin synthesis and red blood cell production in iron deficiency.

Active Ingredients / Composition:

• Elemental Iron — provided as ferric ammonium citrate (exact mg per ml depends on formulation).
• Folic Acid — added to support red blood cell formation.
  

(Exact concentrations are on the product label; not specified on listing.)

Vitamins:

Contains folic acid (vitamin B9) as part of the red blood cell support.

Minerals:

Contains iron — the key mineral for hemoglobin and oxygen transport.

Variant:

Liquid baby drops in oral form for infants/children — typically in a 30 ml bottle or similar (check pack).

Consume Type:

Oral pediatric liquid — administered by dropper or syringe, can be mixed with milk or water.

Directions / Usage:

• Common suggested dose: 1 ml daily (or as prescribed by a physician).
• Can be taken alone or mixed with milk, water, or a beverage.
• Take at the same time each day for consistency.
• Do not exceed the prescribed dose.
  

(Pediatric iron dosing may vary with age and blood results — always follow clinician guidance.)

Common Side Effects:

Iron supplements can cause mild gastrointestinal effects in some children:

• Constipation or diarrhea
• Vomiting
• Teeth staining (liquid iron can temporarily stain teeth)
• Rare allergic reactions
  

If serious reactions occur, stop use and seek medical help.

Package Type:

Bottle containing liquid drops — usually with an oral dosing dropper or syringe for accuracy.

Storage Advice:

• Store below 25 °C in a cool, dry place.
• Protect from sunlight.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Do not use if the seal is broken.

Safety Advice:

•  Follow doctor’s dosing instructions, especially for infants and toddlers.
    Excess iron can be harmful if taken in large amounts; do not exceed recommended dose.
    Use cautiously in children with gastrointestinal disorders.
    If child is allergic to iron products or folic acid — avoid use.
    Dental staining can occur; follow pediatric advice on oral care.
    Monitor for signs of iron overload (e.g., abdominal pain, vomiting, lethargy).
    If vomiting, severe diarrhea, or other unusual symptoms occur, discontinue and consult a clinician.

Product Substitutes:

Similar pediatric iron supplements for anemia or nutritional support include:

• Feroglobin Baby Drops — iron + vitamin C + zinc drops for infants/toddlers, with measuring syringe and mild flavor (UK brand).
• Ferro Vit Drops — iron + folic acid + vitamin C (varies by brand).
• Ferrolip Baby — chelated iron bisglycinate drops with high tolerability (not exactly the same composition).
  

Always choose substitutes based on clinician guidance and your child’s specific nutritional needs.

Manufacturer / Marketer:

Listed on the pharmacy site as Scab Pharmacy Limited (retailer) — however, the pack label should state the actual manufacturer and marketing authorization.

Country of Origin:

 Common pediatric iron drops are often manufactured in India, Europe, or local licensed facilities depending on brand and registration.