Prenatal Multivitamin

Standalone multivitamin

Tablet

1 serving(s)/day

Vegan

Requires add-ons

~$21/mo (est.)

$0.70/day

Whole-food tablet, 1/day, sold as a 30-count bottle (30-day supply) for about $21. Provides 600mcg DFE folate from organic lemon peel rather than a synthetic form, 900 IU vitamin D, and 13.5mg iron — half the 27mg found in most full-dose prenatals. No DHA and no choline. USDA Organic and vegan, with a ginger and peppermint blend marketed for nausea. NSF Certified Gluten Free and Non-GMO Project Verified, though neither certification verifies potency or purity.

Full specifications

Format: Tablet
Product type: Standalone multivitamin
Servings per day: 1
Cost per month (estimated): ~$21/mo (est.)
Cost per day: $0.70
Folate form (as printed on label): Folate (from organic lemon peel)
Folate category: Whole-food folate
Folate amount: 600 mcg DFE
Choline: 0 mg
Iron included: Yes
Iron amount: 13.5 mg
DHA included: No
DHA amount: 0 mg
Total omega-3 (DHA + EPA + other): 0 mg
Vitamin D: 900 IU
Vegan: Yes
Allergen-free flags: Gluten-free, Dairy-free, Soy-free, USDA Organic, Non-GMO Project Verified, Certified Vegan, NSF Certified
Third-party tested: No
Testing type: Attribute certification only
Gluten-free/organic — verifies neither potency nor purity
Tested by: NSF Certified Gluten-Free; USDA Organic / Non-GMO Project Verified (certification, not a heavy-metal-testing certifier)
Excipients / inactive ingredients: Organic whole-food blend; not otherwise specified
Artificial dyes or preservatives: No
Add-ons required for full coverage: No DHA or choline included — would need separate supplementation for full coverage
Source: https://www.gardenoflife.com/
Data last verified: 2026-08-02

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