Laveen
Discover Laveen supplements: vegan drops and capsules for babies, children, mothers and women. We explain why the drops use organic olive oil, which form fits which age and how to dose them day to day at home.Read more →
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Why we stock Laveen: clean label drops and capsules
Laveen is a Dutch brand with a deliberately small range: drops and capsules for babies, children, mothers and women in later life stages. Every formula holds the active vitamins, minerals or plant extracts plus one carrier, such as organic extra virgin olive oil, a capsule shell or a softgel. No sugar, no sweeteners, no flavourings, no fillers. The name is pronounced like "clean", and that is the whole idea behind it. You will find the range here, next to the other brands we work with.
The olive oil base is a technical choice, not a story. Vitamins D, K, A and E dissolve in fat, so they mix into oil and are taken up with it. It also explains a limit Laveen accepts openly: the multivitamin drops carry only those four fat-soluble vitamins. Minerals barely dissolve in a liquid, and water-soluble vitamins such as C need a different base. Putting everything in one bottle would mean adding excipients, so Laveen keeps them in separate products.
Which Laveen product fits which stage
- From birth: infant drops with vitamin K1 in olive oil, three drops a day.
- From about three months: multivitamin drops with vitamin D3, K2, A and E.
- Children and adults: single drops, such as vitamin D3 from lichen or B12 as methylcobalamin, the form the body uses directly.
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding: capsules with DHA from algae, so there is no fish oil taste.
If you already give a separate vitamin D3 supplement, check the multivitamin drops first: they contain vitamin D already, so the extra bottle is usually not needed. For expecting and new mothers, our pregnancy and breastfeeding range shows what fits alongside.
Sugar-free drops taste of what they are. The olive oil drops are neutral rather than sweet, and most parents mix them into milk, yoghurt or porridge, or give them from a spoon. That is a fair trade. Gummies and flavoured syrups are easier to offer a toddler, but they need sugars, sweeteners or binders to hold their shape. Laveen chose the plainer route, which is why the ingredient list on a bottle of Olive Drops runs to three lines.
Why we stock Laveen
We judge a brand on three things: the form of the ingredient, the dose and whether the combinations make sense. Laveen holds up on all three. Vitamin D3 comes from lichen instead of lanolin, B12 is methylcobalamin, and the doses are kept low so one bottle can serve a baby, a child and an adult. We also value what is absent: no sweeteners added to make drops easier to swallow. Laveen is a certified B Corporation and tests each batch, and every product still passes our own compliance check before it goes live. Read how we select our brands.
Honest context on price and use: these bottles cost more than supermarket children's drops, because the formulas are made in small batches and packed in glass with paper refills. Once opened, the drops keep for six months, so they suit daily use rather than the occasional dose. A supplement fills a gap in your diet, and with vitamin D that gap is genuinely common in a British winter, but you should think in weeks of steady use, not days.
Frequently asked questions
Laveen is a Dutch brand focused on women's health and family use. The range covers vitamin drops in organic olive oil for babies and children, single vitamins such as D3 and B12, and capsules for pregnancy, breastfeeding, energy and later life stages. Each formula contains only the active ingredients plus one carrier: an oil, a capsule shell or a softgel. Everything is vegan and made without sugar, sweeteners, flavourings or fillers.
