Nature Made Prenatal with Folic Acid + DHA, Prenatal Vitamin and Mineral Supplement for Daily Nutritional Support, 60 Softgels, 60 Day Supply

I have taken these vitamins for both my pregnancy’s. When I went to go buy them for my newest pregnancy I was really torn because of some of the reviews about the smell or the difference in texture with the orange scent. I kept searching and still didn’t find any prenatal that had great reviews that covers all the vitamins this one does. I decided to buy it because I have liked them in the past and I am glad I did. They definitely smell like orange but I have not noticed a fishy smell or the pills being slimy. Only downside is the size of the pill.

My doctor recommended I take a prenatal to get my body ready for when I do get pregnant. These vitamins make me feel good, I haven't gotten sick in ages, and feel energetic. Going on my 3rd order. They do smell a bit fishy but its because of the Omega.

I've been trying to get pregnant, and after doing some research, I decided to try these Nature Made Prenatal vitamins. I'm so glad I did! They've been wonderful so far—no weird aftertaste (which is rare with DHA supplements), and they’re easy to swallow.They don’t upset my stomach either, even when I take them without a full meal. I love that they include both folic acid and DHA in one pill, so I don’t have to take multiple supplements. I feel confident I’m giving my body what it needs while trying to conceive.Highly recommend to anyone TTC or wanting a solid prenatal!

These prenatal vitamins have been a staple throughout my pregnancy. They’re easy to swallow, don’t leave a weird aftertaste, and provide the right balance of folic acid and DHA for my baby’s development. I appreciate that they don’t cause nausea like some other brands. Highly recommend for expecting moms!

Nature Made Prenatal with DHA and folic acid is an exceptional supplement that has played a crucial role in my pregnancy journey. Packed with essential nutrients, these vitamins support the health of both mother and baby. The inclusion of DHA is particularly beneficial, as it contributes to the development of the baby’s brain and eyes. Additionally, folic acid is vital for preventing neural tube defects and promoting healthy cell growth, making it an essential component of any prenatal regimen.During my previous pregnancies, I found Nature Made Prenatal vitamins to be gentle on my stomach and easy to digest. They provided me with the peace of mind that I was giving my baby the best start possible. The softgel format makes them easy to swallow, and I appreciated that they didn’t have a strong aftertaste, which can be a concern with some prenatal vitamins. Now that I’m pregnant again, I’m continuing to use Nature Made Prenatal with DHA and folic acid because of the trust I’ve built with the brand. Knowing that I am providing essential nutrients to support my growing baby is incredibly reassuring, and I highly recommend this supplement to other expecting mothers looking for a reliable and effective prenatal vitamin.

It's huge and sometimes it tastes like fish, but anything for the baby. I keep my bottle in the fridge, because it when it got hot and humid, the capsules started to get fish oil on my hands. The refrigeration helped. It washes off fine, but it's annoying to have to wash my hands after taking my vitamins.I've been taking a prenatal for 5 years now, because that's how long we've been trying to get and stay pregnant. This is the one I'm going to stay with. I like that the DHA is in there. I also like the capsule vs. tablet, because at this size, they get tough to swallow and capsules seem more slippery, so easier to get down. I've never had any nausea/stomach upset with them, but I do almost always eat breakfast first.In winter in the northern US, I did still test as deficient in vitamin D, even though this is 100% DV. I've added the Nature Made 2000 IU (500% DV) Vitamin D, and now all my levels are good. I recommend not just trusting that if you take these you'll get enough of everything you and the baby need.Also, so much less expensive here than at the store.I can't see the photos of the back of the bottle anymore, so I've added them, the bottle has an expiration of Dec. 2016 and was purchased April 2015.

I did a lot of research before starting a prenatal and you can't beat everything included in this prenatal for the price! The only downside is there is no choline (which is pretty common) so make sure to buy that as a separate supplement!It does smell slightly fishy, but if it's no worse than any fish oil supplement.

I switched to this prenatal after using a generic prenatal from Walmart that I couldn’t stomach anymore after a morning sickness episode and the disgusting coating taste I couldn’t get past. I love how many things are added to this vitamin, like the Omegas because I hate fishy smelling tablets. I didn’t have any issues at all with the smell, taste or size of the pill. I’m being induced tomorrow and will continue to take this even after for my health and because I’m hoping to be able to breastfeed. I have a 4 year old son that goes to daycare. He has been sick 3 times just this winter, and my husband once, but I didn’t get sick from any of the times they did. I think it has to do with this vitamin! (Along with good hygiene and no cup sharing, but I think we all know no matter how careful we are, our littles can still manage to get us sick)