SmartyPants Prenatal Vitamins for Women, Multivitamin Gummies: Omega 3 Fish Oil (EPA/DHA), Biotin, Methylfolate, Vitamin D3, C, Vitamin B12, B6, A, K & Zinc, Inositol, 120 Count (30 Day Supply)

These prenatal vitamins are tasty, easy to swallow, fairly priced, and do not leave any sort of chalky feeling in my mouth. Only four gummies are needed per day, so it's very manageable. I've been using them throughout my entire pregnancy (I'm currently 28 weeks), and I would happily recommend them to any expecting mom and use them again if I get pregnant with a second child.

Out of other prenatal gummies these so far have been my favorite. I’ve tried Olly, they’re so gross, and get worse the closer you get to finishing the container. These have good flavors and textures. The only thing I don’t like about them is the serving size, 4 gummies is a lot for me lol. I think of these like medicine rather than a snack so I want to just chew it and be on my way but having to have 4 for the serving is a lot. 🥴

I LOVE these prenatal vitamins. The capsule kind would make me nauseous during pregnancy so I figured a gummy vitamin is better than no vitamin. And for prenatal vitamins, they taste great!

I've always liked these vitamins, but the new enhanced formula is even better! The taste is great. With the new formula, only 3 gummies are required rather than 4, but I wish it was still 4 because they taste so good! Also, though negligible, there are now slightly fewer calories, carbs, and sugar in the new formula.One of the main reasons I chose these is that they contain folate rather than folic acid. Folate is the naturally occurring form while folic acid is synthetic and requires conversion in the body. Some people have difficulty metabolizing folic acid efficiently, so I preferred pure folate to ensure my body could absorb it properly.Yes, these vitamins are on the pricier side, but I believe they’re worth it -- and setting up Subscribe & Save cuts the cost some! A great choice for a prenatal gummy vitamin.

This is the first time I chose to take this vitamin. With my first two pregnancies, I used another brand. I liked the thought of these gummy vitamins, because sometimes when I take too many pills, I feel nauseous, and I wanted to ease any potential morning sickness. I also liked the fact that these vitamins have the DHA included.HOWEVER (and this is my fault for not double checking) they do not contain iron at all. The only reason I hadn’t checked was because iron is such a BASIC need for pregnant woman, and iron is included in literally every other prenatal vitamin I’ve ever seen. I was only stunned that this vitamin doesn’t contain iron. I didn’t even realize it until I got my bloodwork done, which revealed I have prenatal anemia — which is something I never had with my first two pregnancies! Obviously, all pregnancies are unique, but I was struggling to understand why I was anemic this time around. I actually thought it was something to do with my age or my body, since I haven’t been pregnant in about 8 years. And I eat an extremely healthy diet, rich with greens, proteins, very diverse in my eating.It suddenly occurred to me to check my prenatal vitamin… and it all made so much sense. This is entire time, I haven’t been taking any extra iron!So, please, don’t go through what I went through. I want to make sure that all women are aware of this, because it could be very dangerous not to know! If you’re going to take these prenatals, be absolutely sure you are supplementing with an iron pill.

The best prenatals ever, the only ones I actually like to take.And the flavors are great.

Love these! My OB loved what’s in them as well.

It's OK , but wouldn't recommend to anyone which has morning sickness, I am currently expecting and I have morning sick (which got better) but still have it through out my pregnancy, I am currently 7 month, but keeps vomiting every 3 to 4 days while taking this prenatals, without the this prenatals ,i would puke every week or 2 , so i started taking it at nights since it makes me vomit, and as a result I would vomit in the morning when i arise. Upon researching nausea/vomiting is a side effect. Overall it works wells I can't really eat since I vomit constantly with it and baby is healthy as a horse so i would think it works. I do fancy the taste ,I just thought the nausea would subside but it did not,so that's my only reason for switching prenatal, but if u don't have a problem vomiting it works . (Speaking from my personal experience.)