TheraNatal Complete Prenatal Vitamin Supplement - 91-Day Supply - with DHA, Vitamin D3, Folate, Iodine, Choline, Iron, Vitamin B6 & More - NSF Certified - 182 Tablets & 91 Softgels

Great quality and packaging! I would recommend taking these WITH or IMMEDIATELY after a large meal, especially with carbs. Otherwise, they can make you extremely nauseous.

I went through IVF to get pregnant, and Theralogix is the brand my fertility specialist recommended. I have used their NEOQ10, Preconception vitamin, and now am using this Prenatal Complete set. I am 27.5 weeks pregnant currently as I leave this review and have been taking these prenatals since the beginning of pregnancy. There are 3 pills total, the actual prenatal, DHA, and additional Choline which I appreciate. I have dealt with constant morning sickness this entire pregnancy and as long as I eat prior to taking I have no problems with nausea or reflux. Really love Theralogix products and this Prenatal complete kit has been perfect to make sure baby is getting all of the nutrients and minerals she needs. After I give birth I plan on switching over to Theralogix post-natal lactation vitamin/supplement but 1000% recommend the Prenatal Complete set!

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.

My doctor recommended this for IVF pregnancy. It is costly, but I found totally worth it! I love how they are individually packaged as well. When I was out of town, I just grabbed enough for the days I would be away from home and I didn't have to carry all of them with me.

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.

These tablets are MASSIVE. I don’t have a sensitive gag reflex, but every time I take these, even between bites while eating to try to trick my reflex into not gagging, I still gag and choke on them. They are the epitome of the proverbial “horse pill.” If they were half the size they are, they would be much easier to swallow. Also the packaging is incredibly difficult and frustrating to open; when trying to peel off the paper and foil cover, it gets stuck firmly at the second pill and WILL NOT peel the rest of the way off, so I have to use a knife to puncture the foil and accidentally punctured the fish oil supplement once while trying to do this. These supplements contributed to my nausea in general. For anyone struggling with morning sickness, these will make it worse. If the company could improve these 2 things (size of the tablets and packaging difficulties) it’s a quality prenatal. Just extremely difficult to open and swallow so I stopped using it and switched to another brand.

Seemed to be the best well rounded prenatal from my research, however the packaging is horrible. Very difficult to get the pills out and sometimes the fish oil pill bursts while trying to get it out of the packaging because it sticks to the plastic. Inconvenient.

I’ve been taking these vitamins for a year and a half now, during my pregnancy and postpartum period. I particularly appreciate that the package has the days of the week written on it, which makes it incredibly convenient for travel. Additionally, I prefer these vitamins over capsules because I believe they’re gentler on the liver. I’ve noticed that my hair has finally grown longer since I started taking these vitamins. It’s been 15 years since my hair was this long!