Prenatal & Postnatal Multivitamin for Women | Sugar Free | Formulated for Pre-Conception, Pregnancy & Nursing | Vegan | Non-GMO | Gluten Free | 15.22oz

I was looking for a healthy/organic prenatal vitamin, and one that has folate rather than the man made version, folic acid. I won’t lie, the taste is bad. I add my table spoon into a little bit of water (to help with the texture) and mix it up so it’s easier to take. I plug my nose and drink the vitamin mixture. I feel great. No stomach issues or any other issues really. I ended up subscribing to the recurring shipment of this product to save a little bit of money since I’ve found it to be effective!

I like how much folate is in this vs the pills I was taking. This is a cleaner version of a multivitamin and has what you need. It doesn’t have iron as that’s optional and shouldn’t be taken with other vitamins but I just take one iron pill a few hours after. The taste is okay and it is thick but I’ve had gross stuff in my life lol. I do recommend it if you can tolerate the thickness and taste! I’ll be taking this for a while!

Forget what you heard in HS health class. THIS is actually where babies come from. I took this for 4 weeks and got pregnant after 9 months of trying. Tastes great, just need to shake it. I would literally snack on it throughout the day. No iron, so no headaches or constipation like the other prenatals. Just got my first HcG back and I’m at 2568 for 4wks 6 days. Even with my 2 successful pregnancies, my number was never that high at 5 weeks. No upset stomach. No nausea. No constipation. Just a yummy, texturally pleasing syrup that helped find a new tenant for my uterus. Here’s hoping it motivates the tenant to complete its lease. ;)

This tastes like dog food. It’s absolutely disgusting. I wish I could return it. It’s also very thick. But the flavor is what’s the worst. I now feel bad for my dogs knowing what dry dog food tastes like.

I had really bad morning sickness (more like all-day sickness) during pregnancy, and these were the only prenatal vitamins I could actually tolerate. The flavor isn’t amazing, but it’s not terrible either — that’s really the only reason I’d give it 4 stars instead of 5. I also liked that it’s a liquid vitamin; they say your body absorbs it better, and while I can’t personally prove that, it gave me peace of mind. Overall, these made a tough pregnancy symptom much more manageable, and I’d definitely recommend them to anyone struggling with nausea and prenatals.