New Chapter Advanced Perfect Prenatal Vitamins, 270 Count

Hi! Here's my story. In 2010 I got pregnant for the first time. I talked to a dear friend of mine who told me that she had done a ton of research and all prenatal vitamins were NOT created equal. She said that by far, she felt that these New Chapter Perfect Prenatal vitamins were the best ones out there. Now I'm going to backtrack for a second. For the year PRIOR to getting pregnant I was constantly getting sick (even though I took vitamins everyday including a good woman's daily), etc. If there was someone walking down the street two miles from me with a cold or flu virus, I would catch it. It was so bad that I had friends and family telling me that I needed to go to the doctor to find out why I would get sick so incredibly easy. But truth be told, I had always considered my immune system to not be the greatest and had always picked up illness somewhat easily...even before that year when it had gotten particularly bad. I used to joke (although it's not really funny) that if I were born in "the olden days" I would have never made it out of childhood because I would have caught SOMETHING that would have easily done me in early because of how bad my immune system was! Back to present day! I went on these vitamins for my pregnancy in 2010 and instantly felt wonderful. Unfortunately, my pregnancy didn't last -- the baby had a chromosomal abnormality and I lost it between 8-9 weeks. I had a few girlfriends, however, recommend to me that I stay on prenatals even after losing the pregnancy while we got ready to try again for another baby, which I did and I continued to feel great. But an extra benefit which I totally attribute to these vitamins is, that from the moment I went on them, I stopped getting sick all the time. 6 months later I was lucky enough to get a second chance, and conceived again. This pregnancy has gone amazingly well. I am getting ready to enter my 8th month and every step of the way the doctor has mentioned how strong and healthy our baby girl is. Many times he has said things like "Wow - you really only see that in super healthy and well developing fetuses." I am 41 years old and this will be my first baby. I am CONVINCED that being on these vitamins during and prior to this 2nd pregnancy has contributed to how healthy the baby is. Not only that, but it has now been over a year and a half since I have gotten sick. Right now, my husband is ill -- coughing and hacking and sneezing all over the place and I am feeling just fine. I'm immune! And that is something that just wouldn't have been possible a couple of years ago. These prenatals do not upset your stomach. You can even smell the fruits and vegetables in them, so you know all the good stuff they say that they are made of are actually in there. Yes, they can be on the pricey side but I feel that the benefits they have provided me are WELL worth it (and the discounted price of them here on Amazon has helped). The only slightly annoying thing for me is that you need to take 3 of them a day...but if you carry some around with you and just remember to whip one out and have it with breakfast, lunch and dinner, you can get into the habit of taking them on schedule very easily. At my OBGYN appt. last week I asked the doctor if after this pregnancy I could stay on these prenatals indefinitely because I love them so much. He said that they were a great vitamin and I could absolutely do so...after menopause they might contain too much iron but until then I should feel free. I was so happy to hear him say that! I can look forward to continuing to feel good and experiencing much less illness for a long time to come! And hopefully, to having maybe one more super healthy baby (if we end up being so blessed). :)

[wife review]: I took needed prenatal through my first pregnancy (the entire package; iron, omegas, etc. all separate). It was at least 12 pills a day and $100+ per month. With this second pregnancy, I was looking for something equally clean but fewer pills per day that I could stack with other vitamins that allowed for better absorption. I did still get needed powder to have mostly in my first trimester and I'm not sure if they changed formula but it was so potent (taste and smell) I couldn't even store it in the cabinet, let alone take it. From that point I swore off needed and found Next Chapter. I had been taking their Wholemegas throughout breastfeeding and largely prefer that they use wild caught salmon vs lower grade omegas like anchovy so I thought I'll give these a try. I could stomach these even when I was sick in the first trimester with no issues. The only big flag is that these don't contain choline when they absolutely should. I also take beef liver and eat a ton of eggs so I wasn't worried about ensuring I get the right levels but do be aware this is missing a critical nutrient. Between this core prenatal, two omega pills and three beef liver I'm at 8 pills a day that I break up three times a day all with a very clean, whole foods-based diet. Baby and I are very healthy and doing well. I will continue to take these postnatal too.

Almost my entire pregnancy I struggled with Finding vitamin that I could keep down. Any others, even the gummy’s, would make me violently ill and usually results in me throwing up. Some of this was due to my severe morning sickness. I spent hundreds finding a prenatal vitamin that I could keep down. Any others, even the gummy’s, would make me violently ill and usually result in me throwing up. Some of this was due to my severe morning sickness. I spent hundreds of dollars at various pharmacies buying random vitamins that I ended up not being able to take. My doctor highly suggested I go looking for one with more natural ingredients and maybe something added into it that would help with nausea but also something that had enough iron in it because I am anemic and being pregnant did not help that . I came across these in a pharmacy and decided I’d try them out. I bought a small bottle enough for a month. I started taking them and noticed right away that these were working and were not making me sick. I felt better and healthier and I had peace of mind knowing that I was able to finally take a prenatal vitamin. These are hard to find in store so I came online and ordered the largest bottle I could. I’ve already had my baby but these are great to take while breast-feeding or after you give birth. I especially love the texture of the pills as they are not Gel-like. They seem like a regular multivitamin. For me it was great to have to take 3 a day to meet the serving suggestion. This spaced out the amount you got in one dose so it didn’t overload the sensitive stomach. Will be buying vitamins from this company again in the future for sure !

The New Chapter Advanced Perfect Prenatal Vitamins (270 ct) are a great option for moms-to-be looking for a clean, well-formulated supplement. I really appreciate that they’re made with organic, non-GMO ingredients and use methylfolate instead of synthetic folic acid, which feels like a more modern, bioavailable choice. The inclusion of whole-food fermented iron is a big plus it’s much gentler on the stomach compared to traditional iron supplements. The added Vitamin D3 and ginger are also thoughtful touches, especially for overall wellness and digestion support. They’re easy to take and don’t have a strong aftertaste. Overall, this feels like a carefully designed prenatal that focuses on quality ingredients for both mom and baby. If you’re looking for a premium prenatal with clean sourcing and gentle formulation, this is a solid choice.

My midwife suggested I take these. They didn't sit well in my stomach during the first/early second trimester as I had horrible nausea, so I got their gummy ones and used those on days I felt sick. After I got over the nausea, I began using the pills again. They are on the larger size and you need to take 3 per day, but they don't upset my stomach and I feel good taking them knowing that the nutrients are coming from whole food sources. I like to take mine with food or a thick drink like milk or smoothie to help swallow them.

I finally found a prenatal multivitamin that works well for me and is easy on my stomach. I previously tried the Ritual prenatal vitamins, but I wasn’t a fan. They had a strong smell and just didn’t sit well with me. These New Chapter Advanced Perfect Prenatal vitamins have been great. I don’t get nausea, stomach upset, or constipation, which has made a huge difference for me during pregnancy. I also love that they’re vegetarian. The only downside is that you have to take three tablets a day, which can be a little inconvenient. But overall, they’ve been worth it because they make me feel so much better compared to other prenatals I’ve tried. Would definitely recommend these if you struggle with nausea or stomach issues from prenatal vitamins.

This is my 3rd pregnancy and it’s the only one that I haven’t had horrible nausea all day. Once I started taking these vitamins my life was so much better. Minimal nausea and way more sustained energy. Will probably take this long after I’m pregnant. Customer for life here!!

If you are trying to decide between the 192 count New Chapter Perfect Prenatal, 192 Count and the Full trimester 90 day version New Chapter Organics Perfect Prenatal Full Trimester Vitamin Tablets, 270-Count , rest assured they are both the exact same formulation. Check the Subscribe and Save as well as the everyday prices, generally the full trimester is slightly cheaper per tablet (3 tablets per serving or per day). Even though the full trimester box is slightly larger, the glass bottles inside are the same size. The New Chapter Perfect Prenatals consist of a good blend of multivitamins and minerals, however they are somewhat short on Calcium (7.5%) and Magnesium (3%). They also fall somewhat short on copper (aneurysms, spider veins, varicose veins), chromium (diabetes / pancreas), molybdenum, iodine (thyroid) and zinc (though zinc depletes copper still important for immune system). From the package: Serving Size 3 Tablets Servings per container (192 tablets = 64 servings, 270 tablets = 90 servings) Three tablets contain: Vitamin A (beta carotene) 5000 iu 100% Vitamin C 60 mg 100% Vitamin D3 1000 iu 250% (the DV is under dispute by the Vitamin D Council) Vitamin E 30 iu 100% Vitamin K1 70 mcg 88% Vitamin K2 (MK7 best form!) 10 mcg 12% (MK7 = Grrreat!) Thiamine (B1) 4 mg 267% Riboflavin (B2) 5 mg 294% Niacin 20 mg 150% Vitamin B6 5 mg 250% Folate 600 mcg 150% Vitamin B12 30 mcg 500% Biotin 300 mcg 100% Panthothenic Acid 10 mg 100% Calcium (from algae) 75 mg 7.5% Iodine 90 mcg 60% Magnesium 15 mg 3% (important to note...) Zinc 7.5 mg 50% (Zinc depletes copper) Selenium 50 mcg 71% Copper 750 mcg 38% (depleted by zinc... deficiency scientifically linked to aneurisms in the poultry industry) Manganese 2 mg 100% Chromium 100 mcg 83% Molybdenum 20 mcg 27% Mixed Carotenoids 3 mg The NCO Perfect Prenatals also contain a Prenatal Herbal Blend 300 mg consisting of Organic brown rice, organic oats, organic blueberries, organic prunes, organic blackberries, organic flame raisins, organic raspberries, organic dandelion, organic rose hips, organic lavender, organic lemon balm, organic peppermint, organic cloves, l.casei, l.plantarum, l.salivarius, l.acidophilus, l.rhamnosus, s.thermophilus, b.bifidum, b.infantis, b.longum, and b.breve) as well as Breast Support Blend 100mg consisting of organic broccoli, organic cauliflower, organic kale, organic daikon radish, organic cabbage and organic mustard. The package of NCO Perfect Prenatals states the supplements are NON-GMO Verified, ISC Certified Organic and are cultured with beneficial live probiotics. The package also indicates the supplements are naturally gluten free, are 100% vegetarian with no artificial flavors nor colors. The supplements I received from Amazon had almost 2 years remaining before expiration. New Chapter Organics provides a toll free number 888-874-4461. I highly recommend the New Chapter Organics Perfect Prenatals however I also recommend alternating the NCO Perfect Prenatals with another good quality whole food sourced brand to ensure none of the nutrients are missed over the duration of the pregnancy including from TTC, the pregnancy itself and continuing through the breastfeeding months. The nutrient deficiencies are of serious note considering the birth defects and chronic illnesses they are associated with including: Selenium deficiency is linked to cystic fibrosis and diabetes; magnesium deficiency is linked to inverted sternum, club foot, diabetes, hypertension, irritability, heart disease, violent tendencies; chromium deficiency is linked to diabetes; B deficiency is linked to spina bifada; D deficiency is linked to many illnesses and cancers; copper deficiency is linked to aneurisms (turkey farmers learned this expensive lesson in the 1950s); the list continues onward...

Product are good qualityordered by my family not first time . My last reviw was relate to the suplier because not policy to return product and not reaction from suplier because product of exp 06/26

Good prenatal but it is missing some important stuff like choline and iron. Although you could supplement them I suppose. But good quality for sure and didn’t make me feel sick. They’re a little big though but I find most are anyway.

Although you need three pills a day, they were super easy on my stomach. Whereas other brands made me feel queasy. I used to only be able to find this at a specific health food store, but was happy to be able to get them delivered to my home!

Very good source of vitamins and minerals for mom and baby. I bought it for my daughter, and she loved it, She told me that it the best vitamins and minerals - everything is balanced and there is nothing superfluous.

So I just bought this product again and it's a different colour. Not sure why, it's not expired, I haven't tasted it yet as I have a few left from the first bottle I'm finishing up but I'm slightly concerned about the change in appearance of this product. Otherwise I like having my doses split into 3x/day. It allows me to take it with other medications as well.