Medicine Description bonefit 10000 iu
bonefit is a dietary supplement containing Vitamin D3, specifically formulated for children to support bone health,
strengthen teeth, and increase calcium absorption, especially for those who do not get enough sun exposure.
This supplement is essential for preventing osteoporosis and rickets by maintaining normal Vitamin D levels in
children.
bonefit Ingredients
The active ingredient is cholecalciferol, which is Vitamin D3.
bonefit Dosage Forms and Strengths
This medication is available in several strengths and forms:
- Oral drops: 10,000 IU, 15 ml bottle.
- Tablets: 10,000 IU, 30 tablets per pack.
- Tablets: 5,000 IU, 30 tablets per pack.
bonefit Drops Uses
This medication is used for children in the following cases:
- Strengthening immunity.
- Supporting bone density.
- Supporting dental health.
- Compensating for Vitamin D3 deficiency.
- Enhancing calcium absorption.
- Preventing osteoporosis.
- Preventing rickets.
- Maintaining skeletal health.
bonefit Dosage
The appropriate dose is determined by the treating physician or pharmacist based on the child's age, health condition,
and the severity of the Vitamin D3 deficiency, as determined by medical examinations and tests.
The usual preventative dose is 1 ml (one dropper) daily. In cases of severe deficiency, one bottle per week may be
used, with the dose adjusted according to the child's response.
How to Use bonefit Drops?
To maximize the benefits of the medication, it is recommended to follow these tips:
- Adhere to the doctor's prescribed dose and do not adjust it without consulting them.
- It is preferable to take the medication after a substantial meal to ensure proper absorption.
- This medication is suitable for daily use and for maintaining adequate Vitamin D3 levels.
Contraindications for bonefit
The drops should not be used in the following cases:
- In case of allergy to any of the ingredients.
- In cases of malabsorption of nutrients.
- If the child has high levels of calcium or vitamin D.
Side effects of bonefit
This medication may cause some side effects, including:
- Frequent urination.
- Loss of appetite.
- Vomiting or nausea.
- Stomach upset.
Available alternatives to bonefit
Several alternatives are available for this medication, including:
- Dalukan
- Sanso D3
- Hero Vi D3
- Warnex D3
- Limitless Baby D Drops
Storage and Handling Conditions
The medication should be stored under the following conditions:
- Out of reach of children.
- At a temperature below 30°C.
- In a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should bonefit be taken, in the morning or evening?
It is preferable to take the medication in the morning because it gives the body a feeling of energy, vitality, and
activity, which can disrupt sleep quality and cause insomnia in children. It is also preferable to take it after fatty
meals to improve its absorption.
How many drops of bonefit should children take?
The appropriate dose for each child is determined according to their age and the extent of their vitamin D deficiency.
This is determined by the treating physician. However, there is a common and preventative dose of one dropper (1 ml)
once daily.
What if the bonefit dose for infants is increased?
If the dose exceeds what the doctor prescribes, it may cause an increase in blood calcium levels and sometimes lead to
vitamin D toxicity. This can cause vomiting, constipation, thirst, frequent urination, lethargy, and fatigue in the
child. In this case, the doctor should be consulted immediately, and the medication should be discontinued.
When should I stop giving bonefit vitamins to infants?
Vitamin D can be stopped for infants after they reach 12 months (one year) unless the doctor advises otherwise. In
that case, the doctor may request that it be stopped after weaning, depending on the individual differences between
each child.
What happens if I don't give my child vitamin D?
The child may develop a severe vitamin D deficiency, which can lead to osteoporosis, rickets, osteomalacia, weak
teeth, a weakened immune system, and delayed growth.