Needed. Multivitamin for Prenatal
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About Needed. Multivitamin for Prenatal
Overall Feedback:
85% positive
74% faced no side effects, but 26% raised concerns
These vitamins might not be easy to take during first trimester nausea.
The prenatal powder made my morning sickness worse.
I have experienced severe side effects after taking this product, including throat pain, sickness, twitching throughout the body, and spasming under the skin.
82% appreciated the nutrient composition
The multivitamin contains essential vitamins like Vitamin A, C, D, E, B, etc. for prenatal, which is great!
I feel good knowing that the hand-picked ingredients include choline, magnesium, vitamin C, and methyfolate. My previous generic prenatal left me feeling depleted.
79% found it effective
I consider the supplement as the most complete prenatal multi and the best option for first trimester nausea.
My functional medicine doctor recommended this prenatal vitamin for its excellent supplement profile and I feel a noticeable boost from the B vitamins.
I have experienced the effectiveness of this prenatal vitamin. It has given me tons of energy and made my hair and nails healthier and stronger.
When I take the prenatal powder, I feel amazing because it is an effective multivitamin.
74% were satisfied with the ease of consumption, while 26% weren't
I found that the easiest way to consume the prenatal vitamin is by taking a 'milkshake shot'. I put a little oat milk in a glass and scoop the prenatal and take it like a shot. It works for me and tastes like a strong vanilla milkshake/ice cream drink.
These prenatal vitamins would be difficult to consume during first trimester nausea.
