Product overview

What to know about Phosfood® Liquid

Phosfood Liquid is a phosphorus supplement providing a daily dose of phosphorus in liquid form. Review the manufacturer's serving and caution information before ordering.*

Key label facts

Ten drops (0.6 cc) provide phosphorus 50 mg. Ingredients are water, phosphoric acid, inositol and riboflavin; separate amounts for inositol and riboflavin are not declared. The manufacturer directs dilution in at least 8 ounces of water, not undiluted use.

These are labeled serving facts. Follow this product’s manufacturer directions and full cautions.

  • Phosfood Liquid is a phosphorus supplement providing a daily dose of phosphorus in liquid form.
  • Manufacturer-listed ingredient and serving details for Phosfood® Liquid are summarized below.
  • Manufacturer directions and cautions are provided to support an informed product choice.

Ingredients and dietary attributes

Ingredient overview

Each Serving Size (10 drops[0.6 cc]) contains: Phosphorus 50 mg. Ingredients: Water, phosphoric acid, inositol, and riboflavin. Consult the current product package for the complete formula.

Dietary and allergen considerations

  • Vegetarian
  • Gluten Free
  • Non-Soy Formula
  • Vegan
  • Non-Dairy Formula

If spilled, staining may occur. Keep out of reach of children.

Use the ingredient statement and label on the package you receive as the current source for dietary decisions.

Nutrient references

Ingredient research context

These NIH resources explain ingredients in the formula. They do not test or endorse this product.

Review current Phosfood® Liquid label and listing in the WSNC inSITE store ↗ for the ingredients and nutrients in this product. The references below give ingredient or nutrient context; they do not test or endorse the formula.

  • Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)

    This NIH resource provides background on riboflavin (vitamin b2). Check the current product label for the ingredient form and amount; this reference does not test or endorse Phosfood® Liquid. NIH background: Riboflavin (Vitamin B2) ↗

Compare the label details

Phosfood® Liquid label comparisons

Ten drops (0.6 cc) provide phosphorus 50 mg. Use the complete product label and its specific directions when considering this formula; no close substitute is implied.

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Phosfood® LiquidView product →Standard ProcessPhosphorus support*Ten drops (0.6 cc) provide phosphorus 50 mg. Ingredients are water, phosphoric acid, inositol and riboflavin; separate amounts for inositol and riboflavin are not declared. The manufacturer directs dilution in at least 8 ounces of water, not undiluted use.Ten drops in at least 8 ounces water, three times per day, or as directed.Full ingredients and cautions →

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Common questions

Phosfood® Liquid FAQ

Clear answers based on the current manufacturer listing and practitioner context.

What is Phosfood® Liquid for?

Phosfood Liquid is a phosphorus supplement providing a daily dose of phosphorus in liquid form.

How is Phosfood® Liquid used?

Ten drops in at least 8 ounces water, three times per day, or as directed.

What ingredients are in Phosfood® Liquid?

Each Serving Size (10 drops[0.6 cc]) contains: Phosphorus 50 mg. Ingredients: Water, phosphoric acid, inositol, and riboflavin.

How much phosphorus is declared, and how is the liquid diluted?

The inspected panel declares 50 mg phosphorus per ten drops (0.6 cc). The manufacturer directs ten drops in at least 8 ounces of water three times per day, or as directed. Do not replace that with another seller’s 40 mg figure or directions for an unrelated tablet formula.

Source transparency

Product sources and review notes

Product details and formulas may change. Review the current manufacturer listing and the label on the package before use. The date above records a price check; it is not an editorial review date. How we research product information →