MegaFood Baby & Me 2 Prenatal Multi - Prenatal Vitamins for Mom & Developing Baby - Dr Formulated with Essential Nutrients like Folic Acid, Choline, Biotin, and More - Non-GMO - 60 Tabs (30 Servings)

The seal was filthy, and it was made of clear plastic. not the green trademark seal found on genuine Mega Foods products I can't believe how frightening this is, and I'm glad I caught it early and didn't take any of the pills. I don't even want to think about what's in those pills. I'm not going to buy supplements from Amazon ever again. NetRush was the seller who provided these to me.

Kayleigh Brady

| Aug 29, 2021

My wife took this supplement during her pregnancy and while breastfeeding our first child, and the results were amazing. br>Our son outperforms his peers in terms of intelligence. He's a master block builder, and he speaks more than I do, despite the fact that he's only two years old. br>In addition, he is the most attractive child anyone has ever seen. As he emerged from the birth canal, he was doing the "Blue steel" move. Amazing. br>I'm very pleased with the supplement's results! Five out of five stars.

Cayson DOBSON

| Jan 30, 2021

br>I'm 15 weeks pregnant and on my second bottle. I'll keep updating my review as my pregnancy progresses because I believe it's important to do so in order to assist other expectant mothers. br>br>I had a 15-week follow-up appointment and decided to consult with a nutritionist to ensure I was getting enough vitamins.
- My iron levels were excellent, according to the doctors! I was concerned because these prenatals don't contain a lot of iron, but when combined with a healthy diet, there's no need to be concerned.
- There isn't any calcium, which is a good thing. Calcium prevents the absorption of iron, which is crucial. To get around this, I purchased 600mg Calcium/Vitamin D pills. 2 servings) and ONE pill per day, preferably with dairy at lunch. Because I was already getting at least half, if not all, of the calcium I needed from my diet, I only needed to take a calcium supplement on days when I wasn't eating as much dairy.
- I took a look at my pills and counted them. Both bottles contained the proper amount of liquid (120 in my case)br>- In the bottle, there is a lot of cotton. Put it back in! The cotton will keep moisture from accumulating and causing mold to grow. Although this is merely a personal observation, the cotton is there for a reason: )
- I didn't have any problems taking them (gag reflex, etc. ). The only time I had trouble swallowing was when I was really full/ ate too much, as I always take my prenatal after breakfast and dinner (I like to think it absorbs better that way). br>- Although there is no DHA, you can easily meet the recommended amount by eating four servings of fruits and vegetables. A week's worth of fish is 8 ounces. br>br>So far, these prenatals have been fantastic for me. I didn't have morning sickness in my first trimester, but I did have a lot of food aversion and lost my appetite! I didn't want to eat anything (especially grilled meats), so it was difficult to know if I was getting enough vitamins and other nutrients in the beginning. These, especially in the first trimester, seemed to be extremely beneficial. I'm not perfect, and there are days when I don't eat a well-balanced meal (something I'm working on now that my appetite has returned and I've seen a nutritionist!). ) and I think they've really helped me fill in some of the blanks. br>br>In fact, my nutritionist had this prenatal on her list of other patients who were taking it, and she had nothing but good things to say about it: I believe that the Baby and Me 2 is better/safer because it does not contain a variety of herbal ingredients, which I was told that you should avoid taking medicinal herbs while pregnant. br>br>I hope this review alleviates some of the concerns that others may have. I'll update this around the third trimester (I may see a nutritionist again once I'm further along) or after the baby is born:.

Crew Valdez

| Jul 16, 2021

Out there, there are a lot of moms. I ultimately chose these because of the reviews, price, and the scientific knowledge that calcium was omitted because it interferes with the absorption of iron, which made me feel like it wasn't just marketing a product, but actually putting out a quality product. This means you should take these vitamins at a desperate time rather than any additional vitamins, minerals, or supplement pills because if it's all in your stomach at once, those additives will interfere with the absorption of iron. There's also a lot of debate in the medical community about whether prenatal vitamins should contain herbs or probiotics - Because there isn't enough conclusive evidence or studies to rule out the dangers of these, I prefer ones that don't have them. The tablets are large but not as wide as a one-inch tablet. I prefer them to a fish oil or a multivitamin because they are thinner (not domed) and easier to swallow. Although I am not vegan, this was not a deciding factor in my search, the fact that it was derived from natural sources was. Take calcium at a different time of day to protect your teeth during and after pregnancy, even if some doctors don't think it's necessary - I chose this route because I have a history of dental issues. Because your baby consumes a lot of calcium for bone growth, the extra will help you! A trip to the dentist while pregnant or breastfeeding is the last thing you need! I also intend to purchase DHA, as do many others (though most doctors will tell you that a fish oil supplement or specific fish in your diet will suffice). Do your homework and figure out what's most important to you. Before TTC, I was taking inexpensive fish oil, but once I started the process, I switched to DHA.

Hugo McPherson

| Dec 23, 2020

I used them for the entire 41-week pregnancy and gave birth to a healthy baby boy (who was 23 inches long!). The nurses also exclaimed that my umbilical cord was the healthiest they had ever seen, literally holding it up for other nurses to examine. I'm not sure if the vitamins had anything to do with it, but I'll definitely be taking them during my next pregnancy. Yes, they are costly, but you only need to take two pills, and I am able to get them tax-free through my health savings account. They're large and don't taste particularly good, but they're well worth the effort. I've never felt nauseous while watching it.

Naomi Grant

| Nov 10, 2021