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One Daily Prenatal Multivitamin

Standalone multivitamin
Tablet
1 serving(s)/day
Requires add-ons
~$24/mo (est.)

$0.80/day

Whole-food fermented tablet, 1/day. Provides 680mcg DFE methylfolate, 20mg iron, 1,000 IU vitamin D, and 55mg choline. No DHA — sold separately as Wholemega for Moms. On New Chapter's site a 30-count is $24, with bulk pricing dropping the monthly cost to about $18 (60ct/$36) or $16 (90ct/$48). Target sells the 30-count for $20. Note: the nutrient panel is identical to New Chapter's Prenatal 35+ version, which New Chapter prices higher on its own site ($30 vs $24 for 30 count) though Target prices both the same. Any difference between the two appears to lie in the herbal blend rather than the tracked nutrients.

Full specifications

Format
Tablet
Product type
Standalone multivitamin
Servings per day
1
Cost per month (estimated)
~$24/mo (est.)
Cost per day
$0.80
Folate form (as printed on label)
Methylated (Methylfolate)
Folate category
Methylated
Folate amount
680 mcg DFE
Choline
55 mg
Iron included
Yes
Iron amount
20 mg
DHA included
No
DHA amount
0 mg
Total omega-3 (DHA + EPA + other)
Not stated
Vitamin D
1000 IU
Vegan
No
Allergen-free flags
Gluten-free, No gelatin
Third-party tested
No
Testing type
  • No independent testing
    No third-party verification found
Tested by
Not independently third-party certified (per label materials reviewed)
Excipients / inactive ingredients
Not specified — verify with manufacturer
Artificial dyes or preservatives
No
Add-ons required for full coverage
No DHA included — brand sells a separate Wholemega for Moms fish oil
Source
Data last verified
2026-08-02
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