I did a lot of research before picking my prenatal and I love this one. It includes a separate DHA supplement and a separate calcium supplement. The actual prenatal vitamin is 2 pills a day, so you can take them at different times to help keep it from upsetting your stomach. It also has the highest amount of folic acid I have found (1000 mcg).
This. No fishy burps from the vegetarian ones. I don't think I could handle that!
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I've been taking the Nature Made prenatals with DHA for most of my pregnancy. I had started with the 2 separate pills from One-a-Day, but switched due to cost. I have them with my breakfast (take them first, then eat) and haven't had any issues with nausea or anything. I did have m/s throughout my first tri, but it wasn't related to my vitamins.
Once baby is born and I start to BF, I'll fall back on prenatals w/o DHA.
I take vitofol-ob-dha and have no tummy issues or fishy burp with them. I also take 2 grams of lovaza a day which is a rx omega 3 fatty acid with high concentrations of epa/dha.
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Re: Prenatals & DHA
I'm a vegetarian, so I take a veggie formula prenatal and DHA derived from algae, rather than fish. Both are ok for my tummy:
https://www.drugstore.com/super-nutrition-simply-one-prenatal-multi-vitaminmineral-supplement-vegetarian-tablets/qxp231606?catid=81115&fromsrch=vegetarian+prenatal
https://www.drugstore.com/deva-vegan-vitamins-vegan-omega-3-dha-softgels/qxp318281?catid=47604&fromsrch=deva+dha
I use the GNC Prenatal Program: https://www.gnc.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3359445
I did a lot of research before picking my prenatal and I love this one. It includes a separate DHA supplement and a separate calcium supplement. The actual prenatal vitamin is 2 pills a day, so you can take them at different times to help keep it from upsetting your stomach. It also has the highest amount of folic acid I have found (1000 mcg).
I take New Chapter Organics Perfect Prenatal. It's a whole food multivitamin that can be taken on an empty stomach.
For DHA I take MumOmega by Equazen- it's a high grade fish oil. Blech.
https://www.newchapter.com/multi-vitamins/perfect-prenatal
https://www.equazen.co.uk/default.aspx?pid=23&prodgrp=15
This. No fishy burps from the vegetarian ones. I don't think I could handle that!
BFP#1 1/31/12, EDD 10/6/12 Harrison Gray born sleeping @ 18w6d. You changed our lives little guy.
BFP#2 EDD 10/29/13, C/P 2/25/13, Bye little Ish, we barely got to know you.
BFP#3 EDD 12/21/13, Baby Boots born 11/23/13 My rainbow baby!
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I've been taking the Nature Made prenatals with DHA for most of my pregnancy. I had started with the 2 separate pills from One-a-Day, but switched due to cost. I have them with my breakfast (take them first, then eat) and haven't had any issues with nausea or anything. I did have m/s throughout my first tri, but it wasn't related to my vitamins.
Once baby is born and I start to BF, I'll fall back on prenatals w/o DHA.