Easy to dip into the container. Coats worms very nice. I would recommend.

I bought this and it is easy to use. Just put a little in a sealed container, drop the crickets in and shake it. I feed my toad crickets after coating them with this vitamin rich product.

*SEE PICS for Ingredient/Guaranteed Analysis List* Q&A states this doesn't have vitamin A. I went in-store, read the ingredients, and it does so I got 3 bottles on sale for $3.35 each. My rescue female leo Randalyn gets vitamin A (hypervitaminosis A = eye issues), and rescue fowler's toad Kiwi gets vitamin E (hypervitaminosis E = mouth issues.) A varied diet still needs vitamin and mineral supplements. 5/5. *SEE PICS*

*SEE PICS for Ingredient/Guaranteed Analysis List* The Q&A states this doesn't have vitamin A. I went in-store, read the ingredients, and it does so I got 3 bottles (they were on sale for $3.42). My rescue leo Randalyn gets vitamin A (hypervitaminosis A = eye issues), my rescue fowler's toad Kiwi gets vitamin E (hypervitaminosis E = mouth issues.) Randalyn eats 7 types of food, Kiwi eats over 15 but even a varied diet needs vitamin and mineral supplements. 5/5. *SEE PICS*

*SEE PICS for Ingredients/Guaranteed Analysis* After reading the Q&A it looked like this didn't have vit A. I went to petco, read the guaranteed analysis, and it does so I bought 3 bottles (it was on sale for $3.42). My rescue leopard gecko Randalyn gets vit A (hypervitaminosis A = eye issues) and my fowler's toad Kiwi will get vit E (hypervitaminosis E = mouth issues.) *SEE PICS BELOW*

I got multivitamins for my rescue leo. People in the Q&A said this doesn't have vitamin A so I thought it wasn't ideal (hypervitaminosis A causes eye issues. It's fatal in some causes.) However, after seeing this in-store, I discovered it does have vitamin A. Here's the ingredients and guaranteed analysis: INGREDIENTS Dicaclium phosphate, precipitated calcium carbonate, maltodextrin, potassium chloride, salt, L-leucine, L-arginine, L-lysine, ascorbic acid, magnesium oxide, L-valine, L-isoleucine, L-alanine, L-glutamine, L-threosine, L-phenylalanine, d-calcium pantothenate, choline bitartrate, L-tyrosine, lecithin, L-cystine, L-histidine, L-glycine, L-methionine, L-serine, L-aspartic acid, manganese sulfate, niacin, ferrous fumarate, zinc oxide, glutamic acid, riboflavin, copper sulfate, thiamine hydrochloride, folic acid, pyridoxine hydrochloride, vitamin A acetate, menadione sodium bisulfate complex (source of vitamin K activity), biotin, vitamin B12 supplement, dried kelp, DL-Alpha tocopherol acetate, cholecalciferol (source of vitamin D3.) GUARANTEED ANALYSIS Moisture (max) 2.50% Arginine (min) 0.36% Histidine (min) 0.13% Isoleucine (min) 0.26% Leucine (min) 0.44% Lysine (min) 0.36% Methionine (min) 0.12% Phenylalanine (min) 0.23% Threonine (min) 0.24% Valine (min) 0.27% Calcium (min) 25.90% Calcium (max) 29.00% Phosphorus (min) 10.57% Potassium (min) 1.76% Sodium (min) 1.63% Magnesium (min) 0.27% Iron (min) 450 mg/kg Copper (min) 225 mg/kg Manganese (min) 1000 mg/kg Zinc (min) 450 mg/kg Iodine (min) 2.15 mg/kg Vitamin A (min) 220,264 IU/kg Vitamin D3 (min) 22,907 IU/kg Vitamin E (min) 2,200 IU/kg Menadione (min) 45.0 mg/kg Thiamine (min) 185 mg/kg Riboflavin (min) 275 mg/kg d-Panthothenic acid (min) 1,900 mg/kg Niacin (min) 670 mg/kg Pyridoxine (min) 67.0 mg/kg Folic acid (min) 107 mg/kg Biotin (min) 27.0 mg/kg Vitamin B12 (min) 6.7 mg/kg Choline (min) 1,870 mg/kg Alanine (min) 0.24% Cystine (min) 0.13% Glutamine (min) 0.24% Glycine (min) 0.12% Serine (min) 0.12% Tyrosine (min) 0.18% Ascorbic acid (min) 3,100 mg/kg

Great product for a healthy dragon affordable container has a convenient closure to keep fresh and to sprinkle on dragons food

Keeping for our next reptile we will be getting soon. This was not for my bearded dragon as it contains vitamin A which is not something they can have a lot of.