Basic Prenatal - Well-Researched Folate Multi for Pregnant & Nursing Women - Includes 18 Vitamins & Minerals, Plus Choline - Third-Party Certified - Gluten, Dairy & Soy-Free - 30 Servings

Awesome quality vitamin. It does have a smell to it that felt potent to an expectant mother’s sensitive nose, but its worth it to ignore and still take. Average size, not too bulky. Didn’t contribute to upset stomach either!

Thorne Basic Prenatal is my go-to prenatal supplement. It provides all the essential nutrients I need during pregnancy in a gentle, high-quality formula. I feel confident that I’m supporting my baby’s development with something safe and effective. The capsules are easy to take, and I appreciate Thorne’s commitment to purity. Highly recommend for expecting moms!

I’ve been using Thorne Basic Prenatal and you can truly tell the quality. I love that it includes well-researched folate (not just standard folic acid), plus choline and 18 essential vitamins and minerals to support pregnancy and breastfeeding. It’s also gluten-, dairy-, and soy-free, which gives me extra peace of mind. I definitely recommend it if you’re looking for a clean, research-backed prenatal with highly absorbable ingredients.

These are amazing.I feel so much healthier when i'm taking them. They're pricey , but I think they're totally worth it. I'm not pregnant anymore, but I still take them.I just take one or two a day instead of three and that helps them last longer , so it's not as expensive.

I wanted to love these prenatals because I trust the brand, but after 4 months I’m still disappointed. The capsules go bad very quickly. I couldn’t pre-portion them in a weekly container (even with a lid that snaps shut) because after the first two days the pills for the rest of the week have gone bad. I know it’s the pills and not the container because none of my other vitamins go bad. So I tried continuing to pre-portion the rest of my vitamins and set this pill container out with my weekly container but it takes up too much space and defeats the purpose of the weekly container. Two of the four bottles I’ve gone through I had to throw out before the end of the month because the remaining capsules started to go bad. They would get black specks in them. Some times a capsule didn’t look bad but when I took it I would feel nauseous and get acid reflux. Any took within the first week of opening the bottle were fine. But after that first week I just couldn’t trust they haven’t gone bad. I tried four separate batches and had the same result with each batch. I hope they can find a way to make the vitamins more shelf stable without sacrificing the quality! I would love to come back to these if they figure that out.

This was pretty inoffensive to me when morning sickness came about. I'd recommend them for that reason alone. I still take them as a breastfeeding momma, and they've been great. Three pills can be a lot for some people, so it's nice it's in a capsule so you can mix it with pudding if you need to.

The prenatal vitamins have a very good ingredient list, but unfortunately they made me feel very nauseous. It might be individual sensitivity, or possibly because the doses of the vitamins are quite high

This helped my breastmilk so much! However the taste and smell aren’t pleasant but anything for healthier vitamins

Honestly. Surprisingly wonderful quality and great size!

The product is fine but don't bother ordering from iherb. They will cancel your order and only inform you of this 4-5 days later. It's better to order from another vendor.

Good choice

Excellent vitamins

Must be taken on a full stomach.