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One Daily Prenatal Multivitamin

One Daily Prenatal Multivitamin

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Based on Examine, Wikipedia, and 23 other sources

Overview

This prenatal multivitamin offers a comprehensive blend of vitamins and minerals essential for both the mother and developing fetus with most nutrients meeting or exceeding the daily value requirements for adult males and females. The inclusion of a soothing digestive blend is a benefit for expectant mothers. However, several nutrients are underdosed based on the unique needs of pregnancy and lactation, particularly choline, copper, and manganese.

The Good

Comprehensive multivitamin formulation.

Includes iron, which is especially important during pregnancy.

Contains Vitamin D3, which is needed for calcium absorption and bone health.

The Bad

Choline is significantly underdosed for pregnancy.

Manganese and copper levels are low.

Some nutrient DV% is significantly lower for pregnant/lactating individuals.

Is it for you?

Best For: Pregnant women, women planning to conceive, breastfeeding mothers

Skip If: You have a known allergy to any ingredient or are advised against specific nutrients by a healthcare professional.

Ingredients Analysis

Vitamin A

770 mcg

Vitamin A

770 mcg

Vitamin C

60 mg

Vitamin C

60 mg

Vitamin D3

25 mcg

Vitamin D3

25 mcg

Vitamin E

15 mg

Vitamin E

15 mg

Vitamin K

91 mcg

Vitamin K

91 mcg

Thiamine

1.4 mg

Thiamine

1.4 mg

Riboflavin

1.6 mg

Riboflavin

1.6 mg

Niacin

18 mg

Niacin

18 mg

Vitamin B6

2 mg

Vitamin B6

2 mg

Folate

680 mcg DFE

Folate

680 mcg DFE

Vitamin B12

2.8 mcg

Vitamin B12

2.8 mcg

Biotin

35 mcg

Biotin

35 mcg

Pantothenic Acid

7 mg

Pantothenic Acid

7 mg

Choline

55 mg

Choline

55 mg

Iron

27 mg

Iron

27 mg

Iodine

150 mcg

Iodine

150 mcg

Zinc

5.2 mg

Zinc

5.2 mg

Selenium

70 mcg

Selenium

70 mcg

Copper

0.52 mg

Copper

0.52 mg

Manganese

0.65 mg

Manganese

0.65 mg

Chromium

45 mcg

Chromium

45 mcg

Soothing Digestive Blend

65 mg

Soothing Digestive Blend

65 mg

Ginger (Rhizome) Aqueous Extract

Organic Ginger (Rhizome) Supercritical Extract

Organic Peppermint

Organic Lemon Balm

Organic Raspberry

How to Use

Take one tablet daily with food. Can be taken at any time of day.

Frequency:

Daily

Best Time:

Any time of day

When:

With food

Who Should Use This

Best For:

Pregnant women, women planning to conceive, breastfeeding mothers

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