Theralogix TheraNatal Complete Prenatal Vitamin Supplement - 91-Day Supply - ...

This was highly recommended when I did a search for "the best" prenatal vitamins to take, and have just about finished up with the third month of taking them and ready to order again. In comparison with other vitamins, the amount is way lower, they aren't too big and contain all of the essentials needed for my pregnancy so I won't have to go searching for other vitamins to take in addition to these. Can't complain there! There's no taste, however I get the fishy burps about 15 min after taking them. I guess it can't be helped. I do experience very slight nausea 30 min to an hour after taking them too but it's tolerable. I read people have complained about mold on their pills... I keep mine in a plastic baggy sealed up WITH the dry packet that it comes with so I haven't experienced that. All in all, they're pills. Not thrilled to take them but no one usually is. Therefore, I'll give a thumbs up!

I’m very satisfied with this prenatal supplement. The packaging is convenient and the daily portions make it easy to stay organized. I also like that it includes multiple nutrients in one prenatal system. Overall, it has been a convenient addition to my daily routine.

taking three pills a day felt like a lot at first, it’s absolutely worth it for how complete the formula is. TheraNatal is designed based on current research and what OBs actually recommend, which gives me a lot of confidence in what I’m putting into my body. One thing I really appreciate is that it includes active folate (Quatrefolic) instead of synthetic folic acid, which is better absorbed especially for women with MTHFR gene variants. It also has the full recommended daily dose of DHA and EPA omega-3s, which are super important for baby’s brain and eye development. I’ll be honest, you might get a little bit of that fishy burp, but it’s not too bad and kind of expected with fish oil supplements. I’ve recommended this to several of my pregnant friends and they all really like it too. It just feels good knowing you're getting everything you need in one go without having to buy a bunch of separate vitamins.

I think this is a great prenatal vitamin pack. After taking them for 3 months, I got a full blood work and all the components of these vitamins had good results. I try to take them after eating a meal, and so far they have not caused or increased any nausea symptoms. I saw some comments mentioning that one of the pills might change their color or start showing some black dots, but I did not encounter that issue, and after reassuring comments and the further details given by the brand, I think I would not have mind either. I am up to my last batch and as you can see in the picture, there's nothing odd about them. I have asked my OBGYN and the nurses I have seen during my pregnancy about these vitamins (I literally cut the component table on the box and brought it with me to my check-ups) and they all have given the all-clear. Which is reassuring because after hearing about prenatals that don't work, or that have class actions against, I just wanted to make sure I am making the right call.

I like that these are comprehensive and I get all the recommended vitamins for early pregnancy. I do think it’s worth the price. You are basically paying $10 a month for each type of pill so it’s actually not bad. The speckled pill does smell awful and I hate taking it though it’s probably the most important one. The fish oil gives you gross fish burps. Pro tip: Take it right before bed so you don’t experience the burps. Packaging is alright. I like that they are labeled for each day of the week. I do find them hard to rip apart and open though, so that’s annoying. Overall I believe these are a good one stop shop for prenatal vitamins and I feel my baby is getting everything it needs, so I would recommend.

DO NOT use in the first trimester. The iron dose is too high for it and the form they used made me nauseous to the point that I couldn't stomach any water and was becoming severely dehydrated. I started to take these vitamins at week 4, when I found out I'm pregnant. By week 7 my digestive system almost stopped working. It was so slow that everything I ate or drink just laid in the stomach, making me extremely nauseous. I thought my hormones slowed down the digestion, blamed the morning sickness, but AI suggested to stop taking vitamins and see how I feel. I skipped my dose in the evening and felt 90% better in the morning. It's been 2 days, I'm not nauseous at all. I can actually enjoy my food! I can't believe how much I suffered because of these vitamins! The vitamins look like a very solid option on paper, however, there are ABSOLUTELY AWFUL in the first trimester. I plan to give them another chance at week 13, but I'm not too optimistic...

I like the transparency of what is actually in these vitamins and trust that it is a solid prenatal. I don’t mind the fact that it’s three separate pills, that actually makes me feel more confident that each one has a job and I’m getting everything I need. I’ve seen some reviews about the taste, granted I don’t have bad morning sickness, but I don’t mind the taste at all. To me it is just like taking any other vitamins. I’m obsessed with the packaging, my toddler mom and pregnancy brain sometimes can’t keep up with what day it is or what I had for breakfast (or if I ate breakfast) so the days written on each pack has helped me more than once remember if I already had or hadn’t taken them that day. Game changer! They do seem a little expensive, but to me these early stages through pregnancy is one of if not the most crucial time to support your baby with what you need so I will make sacrifices elsewhere to continue purchasing this prenatal.

The vitamins are high quality and contain great ingredients, but I couldn’t continue taking them during pregnancy. One of the pills has a strong iron taste, and the pills are very large. They made me feel nauseous and often triggered my gag reflex. If you’re sensitive to smells, tastes, or large pills during pregnancy, this may be difficult to tolerate.