Post by wittyandwaiting on Jul 1, 2015 9:03:39 GMT -5
Anybody have experience with PregVit?
Haven't been tolerating Materna or any of the others very well so my RE suggested that I try PregVit. My benefits cover it which is great I just wonder if anybody else has experience with them.
I haven't, sorry for not being much of a help. I've been taking the Rainbow Light Petite Mini Prenatals. You have to take 3 but they're smaller pills. I take them at night right before bed. Good luck finding a brand that agrees with you.
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Post by wittyandwaiting on Jul 1, 2015 13:03:10 GMT -5
Thanks cetcar! I haven't actually heard of that brand so that's another option to consider. I actually have a sample that's a few weeks worth of PregVit so I'm going to see how that goes.
We used PregVit 5, which is Pregvit except with 5 mg of folic acid. The advantage of pregvit is also the disadvantage. It's a two pill system, so you take one in the morning and one at night. It's better for you because they separate out the vitamins and minerals that shouldn't be taken together so you absorb more of the vitamins. But it's only better for you if you actually remember to take your pills twice a day, which can be a lot, especially if you're also taking fertility meds, other drugs, injections, etc.
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We used PregVit 5, which is Pregvit except with 5 mg of folic acid. The advantage of pregvit is also the disadvantage. It's a two pill system, so you take one in the morning and one at night. It's better for you because they separate out the vitamins and minerals that shouldn't be taken together so you absorb more of the vitamins. But it's only better for you if you actually remember to take your pills twice a day, which can be a lot, especially if you're also taking fertility meds, other drugs, injections, etc.
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