Prenatal vitamins and pregnancy symptoms don't always get along.

For many women, swallowing capsules during pregnancy can feel impossible, especially during the first trimester when nausea is at its peak. Gummies are often the easier option, but they typically contain fewer nutrients than traditional prenatals.
That's the gap women's nutrition brand Needed says it set out to solve with its new Prenatal Multivitamin Gummy. The product took more than four years to develop and delivers clinically studied levels of key prenatal nutrients in a three-gummy serving.
Needed has expanded its prenatal supplement lineup with the launch of its Prenatal Multivitamin Gummy, available in Orange Pineapple Passionfruit and Strawberry Banana flavors.
According to Needed, most gummy prenatals are limited by the format itself. There's only so much room for vitamins and minerals while still maintaining taste, texture and shelf stability. The company says its new formulation delivers substantially more nutrition than leading prenatal gummies currently on the market.
What's inside the gummy?
Each daily serving includes three gummies and provides:
- 920 mcg DFE methylfolate
- 100 mcg (4,000 IU) vitamin D3
- 40 mg vitamin B6
- 75 mcg vitamin B12
- 70 mcg selenium
- 6.5 mg zinc
- 55 mg choline
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Needed also says the gummies contain no gelatin, artificial sweeteners, sugar alcohols, high fructose corn syrup, synthetic dyes or synthetic food coloring.
The new product joins Needed's existing prenatal offerings, including Prenatal Multi capsules, Prenatal Multi Powder and Prenatal Multi Pro.
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