🤰 Optimal Maternal and Fetal Health Prenatal Multivitamin - Physician Formulated with Vitamin K2 MK-7, Methylfolate, and Glutathione Review

Love this pregnancy! I have celiac disease so the added vitamin K is great for me and my bone health. Also, I like that it contains glutathione because I have MTHFR, but glutathione is best absorbed through the mucous membrane (under the tongue) rather than the gastrointestinal tract, so I'm not sure I'm getting it record at all. Methylfolate is good too, but I wish there were more. The price is spot on too!

So far, so good! I've only been taking them for about a week but chose them for their purity after reading about the rainbow blondes I've been taking I panicked a bit (heavy metal class action lawsuits = no thanks) and promptly threw them away. . Anyway, I decided to try them because they seemed like the cleanest option for the price. It's also very important to have methylated versions of vitamins and folic acid instead of synthetic folic acid. So far I'm feeling very good taking it and I like

This is my second attempt to purchase this product. When I first bought it I thought maybe they got the label mixed up. There is no thiamine and the amount per serving of some vitamins is much less than the picture shown on Amazon. It makes me feel unsafe to take vitamins even if it's a typo on the label. I will be returning these and will not buy again. It's a shame because if this bottle had the exact same supplements as shown in the photo it sure would be a fantastic vitamin!

These pregnancy pills are easy to take, they have no taste or smell and the dosage is 2 capsules a day. I assume they do what they have to do. My only complaint is that the cap is not child resistant hence my 4 star rating. Since the vitamin can be toxic to children, mainly iron, I am surprised that the cap has not been improved to prevent accidental overdose by children. I paid full price for this and am not a member of the Revain Perk Review program, so you can trust my opinion to be the full

. I bought it primarily because it contains methyl folate, not folic acid, and also a methylated form of B-12. These forms of B vitamins are much better absorbed when you have MTHFR, which many people have, and probably many who don't know they have. It simply means that you are not absorbing folic acid properly and pregnant women in particular are highly recommended to take this form. It also has glutathione, which isn't found in many vitamins and is very beneficial to you whether you're…

I chose this prenatal product because it contains methylfolate instead of synthetic folic acid. I recently discovered that I have 2 mutations in the MTHFR gene (complex heterozygosity?) which may mean I'm not processing/breaking down folic acid properly. Of course I want to make sure my growing child is getting all the vitamins they need which is why I bought it as it contains folic acid in a state my body can actually use. The doctor suggested that methylfolate might increase the benefits of…

I love prenatal vitamins and the fact that they contain methylfolate and all the other essential nutrients my baby needs to be healthy. I used them during my first pregnancy when I was breastfeeding for 1 year and now I'm taking them through my second pregnancy. Although I experienced severe nausea and vomiting during my second pregnancy, I had no problems taking prenatal vitamins. I highly recommend them!