Efalex -A.D.D. Lemon Lime Liquid (250ml = 8.3 Fluid Ounces) Brand: Efamol

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My son has developmental delays and speech Apraxia. There were some reviews in the book the LCP Solution from parents who's kids also have Apraxia and they were happy with this product so I decided to try it. My son started speaking in sentences and his speech became clearer after being on this for about a month. It is amazing! I know it might not work for everyone but it's worth a try.

My son gagged and shuttered the first 4 or 5 doses, but then seemed to get over it. He takes it now with no trouble. (he's 5) I've tasted it, it's not bad.

My husband takes fish oil capsules and complains about "fish burps". This product doesn't cause fish burps. My son's burps smell like fruit loops!

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Brought this product after some reading and viewing the reviews. My son has delayed speech and is doing speech therapy. He is progressing steadily. Cant say that the product has help. No obvious changes since he started taking it three months ago.

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I bought the lemon lime flavor of Efalex and my son loves the taste surprisingly. Haven't used it enough yet to have an opinion of it's efficacy.

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This was our third purchase for this product. I had a question, wrote to the company via email, and I got a response within 2 days. It has a good flavor like mild lemon/lime.

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The flavour is not bad, you sure don't taste the fish!!!

We give this with a 5ml dropper and have told our son who has a diagnosis of PDD (autism spectrum) that this medicine would help him talk better.

He puts up a fuss, but mostly for show, and he takes the oil twice a day.

We really think this has helped. he still has a long way to go, and he'll never be a "typical" child, but he is improving.