OLLY Ultra Strength Prenatal Multivitamin Softgels, Supports Healthy Growth, Brain Development, Iron, Folic Acid, DHA, Vitamins C, E, 30 Day Supply-60 Count

Used these throughout my pregnancy with twins. Taste:There is essentially no taste except a mild minty flavor. I bought the capsules, so as soon as I swallowed the pills the mint taste was gone. Effectiveness:I believe they were very effective! My twins are here and they are both happy and healthy. I was able to carry them all the way to 34 weeks which the doctors were not expecting for me. Ingredients:I love that it includes DHA. Now that my twins are here, doctors are encouraging that we use formula with DHA because of how good it is for them, so I’m glad I was able to provide that while they were in my belly. Texture:Texture was fine and smooth. Pills are not huge and were easy to swallow. Why did you pick this product vs others?:I heard a ton of reviews about other products tasting fishy, being hard to swallow, fish burps, causing stomach issues, etc. I never had any of these issues with this product. I would even go as far to say that I expected it because my stomach is so sensitive (especially with a twin pregnancy!) and it never caused any issues. I was a bit worried because I also saw some reviews saying the product came damaged or with pills stuck together, but I never had that problem for the 9+ months I used the product. I even had some delivered in the summer and they were perfectly okay.

I’m not even pregnant, but I’ve been taking Olly prenatal vitamins for over 3 months (now on my 4th bottle!) hoping they’ll help with hair shedding and growth. The capsules go down really smooth and have a slight minty taste, so they’re easy to take daily.One thing I really like is the DHA component. I have two kids, and I took DHA supplements with one pregnancy but not the other. While it’s not science-backed, my personal experience is that DHA might have helped me avoid postpartum depression the first time around.I’ve also noticed a small boost in energy since starting these, and my hair shedding feels a bit better too. Overall, a gentle, convenient option I’d recommend.

I tried several prenatal vitamins during my pregnancy, and this was the only one that didn’t upset my stomach or make me feel nauseous. It was gentle, easy to take, and still gave me all the nutrients I needed. I could actually stick with it daily without dreading it! So thankful I found this—made a big difference in my pregnancy routine. Highly recommend for anyone with a sensitive stomach

Prenatal vitamins can be taken for reasons other than producing a healthy baby.Personally, I take them in place of regular daily vitamin for a simple side effect… my hair. It’s growing like mad. It even came back in color.My story (short version)I was devastated when my waist length heavy hair started coming out in handfuls in shower. Literally, didn’t get out of bed for days. Luckily, I saw a great hairdresser who had experienced it. She lost 80% of her hair because vitamin deficiency- mine was because of thyroid med dose was too high. This happens to lots of people.She cut my hair off so it wasn’t so obvious. I cried. Depressed AF. She introduced me to expensive hair vitamin. It barely helped and wasn’t in my budget. I started reading up on ingredients and noticed prenatal had similar composition. After asking my doctor- I started replacing my daily multivitamin with prenatal. Within the week, I started noticing sprouts. The little nubs were everywhere and were my natural color. I’d love to say the texture was on point too- but it wasn’t.6 months later, I have 4” of new hair all over my head- I literally look like bangs but it’s baby hair. It really can work. Keep in mind, I changed my diet too. Basically, went healthy to get my locks back. Reality is I have 6.5 years before it can be back to my normal waist length healthy unprocessed hair… but this is excellent affordable option.* check with doctor before switching- mine even gave me advice on dose, what to add nutritionally, & what to be cautious of (many ppl can’t tolerate high level of folate).I hope someone reads this and it helpsor at least, inspires hope. Don’t give up! Vitamin deficiencies are common and treatable- if it’s medical- see if your dose can be changed or if there is another option.Common causes for female hair loss:Deficienct in vitamin or Iron- thyroid problems or thyroid medications (see endocrinology or primary care doctor) hormones out of whack (see gyno) - malnutrition (Eating disorders)* be your own advocate-* prenatal vitamins is great starting point

I typically like the Olly brand vitamins but these upset my stomach. Not their fault, they are extra strength. I liked that these were pill form. I switched to the regular prenatals and they settled better.

I like these. They kind of have a mint flavor or smell to them. I can take them without wanting to throw it up lol so I call that a win

I am currently 4 months pregnant, ive been taking these all but the first month of my pregnancy. I was taking the gummy version but they made me so sick so i switched to these! They have a pleasant mint smell and no fish taste also small enough that i don’t gag or choke trying to swallow them. They don’t upset my stomach or cause any morning sickness which i did notice was happening with the gummies. They have been giving me much more energy throughout the day as well which is a plus, especially being in my second trimester. I’m always going to get these monthly when i run out. Best and most affordable prenatal i’ve tried out of the many available.

They were good. Didn't noticed a difference in anything so probably won't get again.