Zoo Med Reptivite Reptile Vitamins

This is a great product and price for dusting insects to my geckos. The bottle is tiny, but lasts a long time!

Good vitamins. Nice size bottle, for the price. My extra picky box turtle, that won’t eat vegetables is thriving. I think, due to these vitamins.

The best multivitamin for leopard geckos! I tried the Zilla multivitamin spray, which my geckos actually loved, but unfortunately it doesn’t have the full amount of vitamins and minerals they need. I also have tried the flukers multi powder (the one with the leopard gecko on it), but it has a strong fruity smell that my geckos absolutely hated. This however not only has a great amount of vitamins and minerals, but it also has true vitamin A instead of beta carotene! It also has a very very mild smell that my geckos absolutely don’t mind! This will last you a very long time. Finally a powder that my geckos don’t mind

So far so good!! Dump crickets or roaches into plastic solo cup (because it has high smooth walls so they can't get out), sprinkle a little bit of this on top of them, swirl around so bugs are evenly coated and white (or you can stick them in a ziplock bag and shake like a shake n bake), then dump in front of pacman frog. Watch them get snapped up like crazy. I'm not a pacman frog, but this doesn't seem to change the flavor. He eats the vitamin covered bugs just as enthusiastically as the non vitamin covered bugs. I am pleased so far. With a juvenile frog, I've been using this almost every other feeding and he seems to have visibly grown/developed in a very healthy manner in the time I've been using it.

Since my baby boxy is the one eating it, I cannot, honestly, comment on what is great about it. I've given some to her twice --dusted her live crickets with it and she scarfs them up! :) Hopefully, I'm doing right by her. We lost power in the storm last week for several days so she didn't have her lights for UVB AND UVA or heat! I slept with her tucked between myself and two pit bulls breathing hot breath on her to keep her alive for three days---it worked! . I sprinkled this on her crickets to help her get her vitamins. She likes the taste, I guess and, hopefully, it will help boost her immune system and get her growing big and strong.

Every other feeding I'll throw some of this onto a worm or cricket for my box turtle, Nixie😊 She's a three-toed box turtle I got from outside, which I never agree with, but in this case she was disabled somehow and cannot use her back legs. She has a hard time getting around, especially to catch food like crickets (I just hold them in front of her and she'll grab them from me, other foods like worms she can usually get if set in front of her.) I've had her almost 2 months now, and overall she's been doing very well. I decided that although she gets plenty of outside time and a good diet, a little boost wouldn't hurt. Especially when winter comes, this stuff will be great for when she can't get as much natural uv(I'll get her uvb/uva lights by then anyway) I'm at peace of mind that she'll have all the vitamins and nutrients she needs to stay healthy and strong🙏

Good vitamins.

Bigger bottle with less money than buying in store, same quality, recommended.