Rainbow Light Women’s One Multivitamin for Women
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About Rainbow Light Women’s One Multivitamin for Women
Overall Feedback:
71% positive
71% found it free from contaminants, while 29% strongly disagreed
I am satisfied with the vitamins as they are free from contaminants. I have already finished half of the bottle and hope they continue to be spotless.
Ashwagandha is not suitable for consumption for more than 3 months consecutively due to adverse effects and does not mix well with other medications.
After adding biotin, I noticed that the multivitamins caused breakouts on my face, indicating that they may not be free of contaminants.
75% found the dosage precision helpful, however 25% raised concerns
I love the brand because I only have to take 1 tablet a day.
I have noticed that the dosages of the vitamins have been drastically increased and prebiotics/probiotics have been removed while Ashwagandha has been added.
71% praised the high-quality ingredients, but 29% had concerns
I would not want to take the multivitamin supplement daily as it now contains maltodextrin, a harmful ingredient.
Ashwagandha should not be taken for more than 3 months consecutively due to adverse effects and it does not mix well with other medications.
I went for blood work and found that the multivitamin I was taking contains ashwagandha which can cause liver damage and interfere with medications. My blood work showed elevated liver enzymes for the first time in over 40 years.
I compared the new and improved formula with the old one and found that it has less of several vitamins and ashwagandha is the only added ingredient. How can it be better when they subtracted ingredients?
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73% were satisfied with the nutrient balance but 27% weren't
The multivitamin has reduced the amount of Vitamin A, Thiamin, Riboflavin, and Magnesium.
After multiple blood tests, cat scans, and bells palsy, I was determined to have a toxic amount of vitamin b6 in my system, indicating that the nutrient balance of the multivitamin was not good.
After taking the multivitamin, my recent routine bloodwork showed elevated liver enzymes. I consulted my doctor and was told to stop taking the multivitamin immediately.
64% found the taste and odor pleasant, while 36% didn't
I found that the vitamins went bad before the expiry date and despite writing to customer service, they refused to help.
