Women's Prenatal 1 Multivitamin Including Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Vitamin D, B6, B12, Iron, Omega-3 DHA & more, Tablet,Softgels, 60 Count - Supplement for Before, During, & Post Pregnancy

These prenatals checked all of the boxes in terms of nutrient requirements for my pregnancy. The pills are large, but they are on the smaller end of the multivitamin spectrum. The have a smooth coat so they're almost always easy to take (I have only struggled when my throat was inflamed and swollen from bad reflux) The downside is that they do have that gross vitamin/fishy smell. It's not too noticeable as long as you aren't trying to smell it. They have never made me feel sick, though I do take them after dinner/before bedtime.

I have on subscription. There’s no after taste. And not a big pill to swallow. It’s about $14/bottle. So I think it’s a pretty okay price.

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In the early stages of trying to get pregnant and my doctor recommended I start taking a prenatal so I got these, mainly because of the price and the brand is pretty well known. I was really concerned about these making me sick because I have a sensitive stomach but I haven't had a single issue with these. I do take them at night before bed, after dinner so I know I have food in my stomach. They do have a "vitaminy" smell but nothing bad. I haven't noticed a fishy smell like some of the other reviews. $20 for 2 month supply? Can't be beat!

I have bought these vitamins three times. The first time one capsule was broken and the entire bottle had remnants of the inside of the pills. They contain fish oil and therefore the whole bottle smelled fishy. The second bottle seemed all right and I used them. I just received the third bottle, I have yet to find a broken capsule, but the pills all smell like fish and there is a fishy aftertaste. The day I opened the bottle and filled my weekly pill holder with the vitamins. I washed my hands since I didn't want them to smell fishy. I was flying somewhere that morning, and I have no idea if this is related, but this has never happened before or since. When I went through the scanner (TSA precheck), I set off an alarm. They swabbed my hands and then took everything I had and swabbed everything in my suitcase and I had a full body pat down. They rescanned all my shoes, etc and then I was deemed safe to travel. Needless to say, I will never use these again.

I have used this product throughout my pregnancy and over the last few years. I couldn't be happier with the results. These vitamins have been a vital part of my daily routine, providing all the essential nutrients my body needs during this crucial time. I know these vitamins support my baby’s development while also taking care of my health, 10/10 highly recommend.

It took us a long time to conceive, so I've been using prenatal vitamins every day for the past few years. I've tried many different prenatal vitamins, including Nature Made and Rainbow Light. I was satisfied with the Nature Made (+DHA) softgels for a long time, but I never quite got used to the fishy smell/after taste. I finally couldn't handle it anymore when I got a shipment of prenatals that were covered in a yellow substance, and smelled awfully fishy. It was time to find a new prenatal. Rainbow Light prenatals were alright, but were a little more bulky and difficult to swallow since they were hard capsules (they also didn't contain Omega 3's/DHA, so I had to take an additional pill). I ended up using Mtertyi for several months during my pregnancy, but it was expensive. I finally found these prenatal vitamins near the end of my pregnancy. I love that they contain Omega 3's/DHA, but don't have a fishy smell or after taste. Plus, the price is very reasonable. I plan on using these during breastfeeding. I'd definitely recommend these!

Pill itself is as easy to swallow as the women’s one a day tablet. The fishy aftertaste/burps are not as bad as the vitamin burps I would have with regular women’s multivitamins. Not completely satisfied with the product through Amazon. Purchased 1 bottle from the grocery store when testing out which prenatal was best for me. Determined this would be ideal and did research to determine the best pricing and opted for the subscribe and save 60 count. The bottle I purchased from the store did not turn the bottle yellow or have a strong fishy smell like this bottle did. Every day when I handle the pill for the 10 seconds to grab my water I have a residual fishy smell on my hand. When I open the bottle the fishy smell is extremely potent. Compared to the grocery store bottle the pills themselves did not seem to have a difference in appearance or absorbency, but it could be that now that I’m halfway through the 60 count the pills are leaking, the bottle from the store was a 30 count.