Swallow each with water or a cold drink and take with a main meal. Not to be chewed. Do not exceed recommended intake. Take on a full stomach. Can be started at any point after childbirth, and used for as long as required during and after breast-feeding.

Specially formulated for women to help support a healthy conception when trying for a baby. Includes zinc which contributes to normal fertility and reproduction, along with nutrients that can play a role in helping to support female reproductive health. From Pregnacare - the UK’s No.1 pregnancy supplement brand. Key Nutrients Included : vitamin D, vitamin E, vitamin K, vitamin C, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin B3, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, folic acid, biotin, p antothenic acid, magnesium, iron, zinc, copper, selenium, iodine and omega 3 fish oil. The UK Department of Health recommends all pregnant & breast-feeding women take a daily supplement containing 10µg vitamin D.Pregnacare includes the exact recommended intake of folic acid and vitamin D, so you don’t need to worry about taking separate supplements. Whether you’re pregnant or trying to get pregnant, there are a number of things you should consider when choosing a prenatal vitamin. Folic acid Capsule Ingredients: Omega-3 Fish Oil (Docosahexaenoic Acid Concentrate) (from Fish), Capsule Shell: Pharmaceutical Grade Gelatin (Halal Bovine Source), Glycerin & Natural Flavour Lemon Oil. Taken For : Pregnacare Breast-feeding can also be taken as a general postnatal supplement for 6-9 months following childbirth or longer if required, to replace depleted nutrients and assist the body following pregnancy, even if you are not breast-feeding. Pregnacare Conception provides 400µg folic acid, the exact level recommended by the Department of Health for all women who are trying to conceive. Supplemental folic acid intake increases maternal folate status*.Low maternal folate status is a risk factor in the development of neural tube defects in the developing foetus.As well as playing a role in the process of cell division, folic acid also contributes to maternal tissue growth during pregnancy.

Dietary Requirements : No Artificial Colours / No Preservatives / Gluten Free / No Lactose / Not Tested On Animals Pregnacare Conception provides a carefully balanced comprehensive formulation of micronutrients including the specific nutrients Inositol, Coenzyme Q10 , N-acetyl Cysteine and Selenium. The formula also includes vitamin B12 and folic acid at 400µg, the exact level recommended by the Department of Health.

I'm trying Zita West vitamins Boost this month because I'd heard really good things about them.” (Tried by Mumsnet user A1b2c3d4e5f6g7) Omega-3 fatty acids are important in pregnancy as they help to develop baby’s eyes and brain. But if you don’t get enough omega-3 in your diet, don’t worry, because fish oil capsules can help. Bones - 700mg calcium, vitamin K & D and magnesium which contribute to the maintenance of normal bones Direction Tips : Take two Pregnacare Max tablets per day, plus one Omega 3 capsule per day, with your main meal. Swallow each with a cold drink. All ingredients have been included on the basis of scientific research with ideal amounts for breast-feeding.

I used it for my successful IVF cycle at age 40 (you need to use it for around three months before it has an effect). Obviously I can't say that this was what made the difference but I'm sure it contributed - there’s evidence to support that it helps egg quality in older women. Those called Kaneka Ubiquinol are generally the highest quality - and the most expensive!” (Recommended by Mumsnet user SamoyedFan123)Although the Proceive Women vitamins have been designed with the average fertility of women under the age of 35 in mind, there is a Proceive MAX option with extra nutrients designed to support women aged over 35, or those who've been trying for a baby for over a year. Includes 400µg folic acid and 10µg vitamin D, the exact levels as advised by the UK Department of Health during pregnancy It is great that pregnacare make a product In liquid for so I had the peace of mind that while I couldn’t take these products and folic acid in the tablet form I could take in the liquid form not many companies think of people who are unable to take tablets. It tasted nice for a medicine as well. Read more I take Naturelo as they were one of the few that had the recommended amount of folate.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user Janefx40) We scoured Mumsnet forums to find out which prenatal vitamins our users rate highly - and which ones they weren’t impressed by.