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Prenatal Multi Essentials

Standalone multivitamin
Capsule
3 serving(s)/day
Vegan
3rd-party tested
Requires add-ons
~$50/mo (est.)

$1.67/day

Capsule prenatal with 3/day serving. Provides methylated folate (Optifolin+) at 918mcg DFE and 150mg choline, plus 4,000 IU vitamin D. A higher-dose 8-capsule 'Pro' version is available for more choline and added minerals. Iron and DHA not included — sold as separate add-ons. Clean Label Project Certified for heavy metals; the brand also states broader third-party testing but names no certifier. Subscription pricing runs approximately $50/month.

Full specifications

Format
Capsule
Product type
Standalone multivitamin
Servings per day
3
Cost per month (estimated)
~$50/mo (est.)
Cost per day
$1.67
Folate form (as printed on label)
Methylated (L-5-MTHF)
Folate category
Methylated
Folate amount
918 mcg DFE
Choline
150 mg
Iron included
No
Iron amount
0 mg
DHA included
No
DHA amount
0 mg
Total omega-3 (DHA + EPA + other)
Not stated
Vitamin D
4000 IU
Vegan
Yes
Allergen-free flags
Third-party tested facility (allergen claims not specified on label)
Third-party tested
Yes
Testing type
  • Heavy metals screened
    Clean Label Project — lead, arsenic, cadmium, mercury
  • Brand-reported testing
    Brand claims testing but names no certifier
Tested by
Clean Label Project Certified; brand also states third-party testing but names no certifier
Excipients / inactive ingredients
Not specified — verify with manufacturer
Artificial dyes or preservatives
No
Add-ons required for full coverage
Iron, DHA, and additional choline sold separately (Choline+, Omega-3 Pro, Iron)
Data last verified
2026-08-02

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