About This

• PREMIUM, SCIENCE-BACKED GUMMY MULTIVITAMIN SUPPLEMENTS FOR WOMEN: SmartyPants Prenatal Plus Multi & Omegas contains 46% more nutrients than the leading prenatal multi* and is specifically formulated to help fill average nutrient gaps.
• SAME NUMBER OF NUTRIENTS, NOW FEWER GUMMIES PER SERVING: Women now take three gummies per day with 33% less sugar per serving!** You’ll still get 19 daily nutrients, the same 30-day supply and the delicious taste you can expect from SmartyPants
• WITH 19 NUTRIENTS TO SUPPORT YOUR PREGNANCY*: Our science-backed formula includes vitamins D3, B12, K1, and C, as well as biotin, folate, and Omega-3 DHA & EHA from Algal Oil, meaning you get the benefit of a daily multi and omegas all in a delicious serving
• BETTER NUTRIENT SOURCES: We include easier-to-absorb forms of high-quality nutrients for your body including methylated folate, vitamin B12 as methylcobalamin, vitamin D as D3, and zinc citrate
• CERTIFIED CLEAN, THIRD PARTY TESTED FORMULA: Our prenatal vitamins are a Clean Label Project Purity Award Winner! Subjected to strict testing for 200+ contaminants and chemicals, so you can be sure you're giving your family high quality vitamins you can trust
• DELICIOUS TASTE: Strawberry, Orange, and Lemonade Flavors with Other Natural Flavors. Adult women take 3 gummies daily. May be taken with or without food.

Overview

• Brand : SmartyPants
• Flavor : Orange and Strawberry Lemonade Flavors with Other Natural Flavors
• Primary Supplement Type : Omega-3
• Unit Count : 120 Count
• Item Form : Gummy
• Item dimensions L x W x H : 6.35 x 3.15 x 3.15 inches
• Product Benefits : Fetal Brain & Spinal Cord Development, Fetal Cognitive Development, Normal Early Fetal Development Fetal Brain & Spinal Cord Development, Fetal Cognitive Development, Normal Early Fetal Development
• Age Range (Description) : Adult
• Number of Items : 1
• Specific Uses For Product : Fetal Brain & Spinal Cord Development, Fetal Cognitive Development, Normal Early Fetal Development Fetal Brain & Spinal Cord Development, Fetal Cognitive Development, Normal Early Fetal Development