Nature made prenatal gummies with dha and folic acid reviews

Product Name: Nature Made Prenatal Multi + DHA

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Overall Opinion:
Detailed Opinion:
Is Nature Made Prenatal Multi DHA good for pregnancy?
Are gummy prenatal vitamins effective?
What are the side effects of prenatal gummies?
Is it OK to take prenatal DHA if not pregnant?

Overall Rating:

Type/Size: 90 Softgels

Serving Size: 1 softgel per day

Servings Included: 90

Price: $18.69

Cost Per Serving: $0.20

Where to Buy: Click Here

# of Ingredients: 19

Overall Opinion:

To be honest, I didn’t expect to like these prenatal vitamins as much as I do.

I thought they’d be just another cheap drugstore brand that has the bare minimum as far as vitamins go. But I’m pleasantly surprised with the ingredients in here and how easy they are to use.

Nature Made Prenatal Multi + DHA is packed with great stuff for both mama and baby. I feel very confident taking these while pregnant with my son J

Like I’ve said before, no prenatal vitamin is perfect. Even this one has its drawbacks. I did have some side effects that were not so pleasant. I developed cystic acne and I had heartburn.

These also have a bad taste until you can get them down.

But overall, I’m impressed with these vitamins and give them 4 out of 5 stars.

Detailed Opinion:

Ease of Use
Nature Made Prenatal Multi + DHA are softgels that are super easy to use.

You just need to take one softgel per day with a meal.

I’d usually take mine with dinner, but any meal will work! The softgels are long, but they’re skinny, so I didn’t have any problems getting them down. They’re red in color, which is interesting.

Taste
Even though you swallow these, they have a yucky taste as they go down.

I don’t really know how to describe the taste, but they have a strong vitamin/plastic taste. Thankfully the taste goes away as soon as the pill goes down.

I didn’t notice any fishy burps throughout the day or night, which is good.

Ingredient Analysis
I’m surprisingly impressed with the ingredients in this prenatal vitamin.

It has the perfect amount of Folic Acid, at 800 mcg. That’s a great amount for you and baby.

It also has perfect amounts of Vitamin A, B1, B2, B3, B6, Biotin, B12, Vitamin C, D, E, K, Iron, and Zinc. Wow, that is a lot of vitamins to have great amounts in. I didn’t expect to see these kinds of amounts in a cheap drugstore prenatal vitamin.

That makes me very happy to see and confident that my growing baby and me will get most the vitamins we need.

Now, this prenatal isn’t perfect.

It has no Choline in it, which is a let down.

It’s also very low in Calcium and a little low in Iodine.

I’m also surprised to see that it’s low in Omegas. But, at least they have some Omegas in them.

Overall, I’m very happy with this ingredient lineup.

Side Effects
Now, this prenatal vitamin isn’t without some side effects.

After I started taking these, I noticed my acne got worse. Now, it could be the hormones, but my acne did calm down when I stopped these.

I also got a little heartburn after I’d take these.

Price/Value
Nature Made Prenatal Multi + DHA is very cheap. It’s only $0.20 per serving! Now, this is a drugstore prenatal, so I expected it to be on the cheaper side.

Guarantee
The guarantee will just depend on where you buy it. So no, Nature Made doesn’t have a guarantee, but other places may.

Where To Buy
To buy Nature Made Prenatal Multi + DHA, click here.

Factor	Nature Made Prenatal Multi + DHA
Overall Rating
Ease of Use	Very easy, take one softgel per day with a meal
Taste	Taste bad, like vitamins or plastic
Ingredients	Great ingredient lineup
Side Effects	I had acne and heartburn while using these softgels.
Price/Value	$18.69 for a 90-day supply
Guarantee	No guarantee
Where To Buy	Click Here

Nature Made Prenatal Multi + DHA Review

Is Nature Made Prenatal Multi DHA good for pregnancy?

Nature Made prenatal vitamins are designed for people who are pregnant or trying to get pregnant, but they can also be taken postpartum. The recommended dosage is one tablet daily for their multivitamin with choline, their standard prenatal multivitamin and their prenatal vitamin with 200 milligrams of DHA.

Are gummy prenatal vitamins effective?

Gummy prenatal vitamins can provide many, but not all, of the extra vitamins and minerals needed during pregnancy. While most gummy prenatal vitamins contain the recommended amounts of folic acid and iodine required for pregnancy, there is none that have added iron.

What are the side effects of prenatal gummies?

Constipation, diarrhea, or upset stomach may occur. These effects are usually temporary and may disappear as your body adjusts to this medication. If any of these effects last or get worse, tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly.

Is it OK to take prenatal DHA if not pregnant?

You may be tempted to take prenatal vitamins because of unproven claims that they promote thicker hair and stronger nails. However, if you're not pregnant and not planning to become pregnant, high levels of certain nutrients over a long period of time may actually be more harmful than helpful.