Ritual Prenatal Vitamins for Women Folate & Choline for Neural Tube Support, Omega-3 DHA for Fetal Brain Development, Iron, Calcium-Helper D3 & K2, Non-GMO, Vegan, Mint, 30 Days

I just completed the entire bottle of prenatal so I feel ready to review them! (I’m currently 39 weeks pregnant) I have a very sensitive stomach and when taking these I didn’t have any issues with stomach upset, digestive changes or nausea. I’m not a huge fan of how expensive they are but most prenatal vitamins are expensive so I bit the bullet due to the clean ingredients. I got the citrus flavor and they taste/smell like lemon which I liked. If you take them WHEN you’re eating or directly after you can avoid the fishy burps, BUT if you take them too long after you ate the burps are vile. It’s a fishy- musty taste that is disgusting. The only thing that has me in limbo about purchasing again is the color change. I did not have anything super drastic like I see in the other reviews but they do darken over time. It says not to store them in direct sunlight, which I did not but over the month they did darken a bit. I’m pretty curious as to why that happens. Besides that I am very happy with these vitamins. UPDATING: so I’ve been taking these vitamins for quite some time. I am four months postpartum and I’m still taking them as I am nursing my son I tried the mint and it was not for me, but I stick with the citrus and I have to say I love it. My stomach is no longer as sensitive as it was when I was pregnant, so I haven’t had one fishy burp or issue since I was pregnant. However, I do always take the vitamins after eating. I can honestly say that I have much better energy during the day when I take them and I do feel like they keep me regular. It’s definitely a staple and now I have them on recurring orders monthly. If you’re thinking about it I say you should give it a try!

If you’re looking for a prenatal vitamin that feels truly modern, transparent, and thoughtfully designed, **Ritual Prenatal** is in a league of its own. From the moment you open the bottle, you can tell this isn’t your typical chalky, hard-to-swallow supplement. The capsules are sleek, easy to take, and have a subtle lemon essence that actually makes them pleasant—yes, pleasant—to swallow. For anyone dealing with morning sickness, that detail alone is a game changer. What really sets Ritual Prenatal apart, though, is the science-backed formulation. Instead of cramming in dozens of questionable ingredients, Ritual focuses on the nutrients that truly matter during pregnancy—like methylated folate (instead of synthetic folic acid), choline for brain development, DHA for baby’s neural growth, and gentle, non-constipating iron. Every ingredient has a purpose, and you know exactly where it’s sourced from. That level of transparency builds serious trust. Another standout? The delayed-release capsule. It’s designed to dissolve in the small intestine instead of the stomach, which helps reduce nausea and that unpleasant vitamin aftertaste. For many expecting moms, that thoughtful design makes daily consistency much easier. Beyond the formula, the brand experience feels premium and intentional. The minimalist packaging, refill system, and commitment to traceability reflect a company that genuinely cares about both maternal health and sustainability. In short, Ritual Prenatal delivers on what matters most: * Clean, research-backed ingredients * Excellent tolerability * Transparent sourcing * Smart, pregnancy-specific nutrient support For anyone preparing for pregnancy, currently expecting, or in the postpartum phase, this is a prenatal that feels empowering—not overwhelming. It’s not just another vitamin; it’s a carefully crafted support system for one of the most important seasons of life. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Highly recommended.

I've always loved these prenatal vitamins! Yes they are a little pricey, but worth the cost in my opinion with all of essential vitamins needed! I've tried other vitamins and always find myself returning to this brand! Only downside when and if you have indesgestion you can taste the vitamins, but nothing crazy or out of the ordinary!

I’ve tried a few different prenatal vitamins, and Ritual is by far the best. I love that they are clean, vegan-friendly, and made with traceable ingredients — it gives me peace of mind knowing exactly what I’m putting into my body. The lemon-essence capsules are a huge plus! No gross vitamin aftertaste and definitely no nausea like I experienced with other brands. They’re easy to take, even on an empty stomach. I also appreciate that they include the key nutrients doctors recommend like folate, DHA, and choline — all in forms that are actually absorbed well. My energy has been more consistent since switching to these, and I feel so good knowing baby and I are getting the essentials every day. The subscription makes it super convenient too. If you want a high-quality prenatal that doesn’t make you dread taking it — Ritual is 100% worth the price!

I value aesthetics and when coming across this brand I had to try it especially after comparing it to other options and I'm glad I did, its so elegant and unique and to me that couples in value within the entire sensory experience while caring for my health. I personally bought this version which is a prenatal vitamin yet I am using it as my daily essential multivitamin despite not being pregnant - I am sharing this as it is part of the critique and I hope that the seller will consider this as well: 1) the essential every day option is flavored with mint and mint makes me nauseous so I chose this citrus-flavored one 2) when comparing the essential option with this one, this one has more beneficial ingredients and at high percentages so on a cost analysis level, this seems more effective and fiscally efficient. I share this to suggest that the seller either make a non-mint flavored essential option and to also consider increasing their percentages to make an essential vitamin option for non-pregnant women, otherwise I will be buying this prenatal version. This is not health advice and please do your own research but to me, out of both the seller's options, this one seemed better to go with. My photos gives a size comparison and also more details/an example of what the pills look like - beautiful little golden tubes slightly scented citrus, how lovely! The scent is subtle and fades quickly and I also think its wise to realize and make sure you take the full serving daily - 2 capsules, not one a day. For that reason, it might not be the most lucrative and I wish the seller could make this into a once daily serving because to me, why the need to have 2 pills instead of making it into one? Also, while this is a slight annoyance rather than a critical review that should sway your opinion on the product's quality, as I care about presentation, I was shocked they slapped the barcode sticker there and how difficult it was to remove - I had to use soap and scrub off. I'm glad I took the time as now the bottle is pretty...for how much this costs and how they seem to focus on beauty, I'm surprised they didn't think of placement and to make removing the stickers easier for their customers. To me this matters as I wanted to buy this as its one of the prettiest bottles I've seen and I plan to reuse the same bottle for storing future purchases, on top of the supposed/claimed health benefits. I just received and started using so it'll be too early to review for the true absorbency or effectiveness but they were easy to swallow and an overall pleasant experience and well-rounded for women's health, whether you're pregnant or like me, using it because I don't like mint and I looked and this version has more percentages of the same things as their regular essential daily multivitamin option. Perhaps this will be helpful for others making a decision or the seller. Either way I am pleased and satisfied and hope for better health for us all - and congratulations and best wishes to all those pregnant and welcoming children into their lives!

I wish these had more choline in them. I bought them originally because I thought I would only need to take one supplement during my pregnancy. When I looked further into it, you still need to take a separate choline supplement. I got the mint and they taste good going down, but do cause the fish oil burps later in the day.

Everyone loves these and they’re promoted so much on social media but omg they gave me the worst fishy burps ever. It was disgusting. The actual pill/scent is ok but i tried taking them with food and it didn’t help. I took them before bed and I’d wake up in the night having the fish taste. I used them for 5 months before finally switching to something with less of a gross aftertaste

Great smell for prenatal pills. I started taking prenatal vitamins early in my pregnancy,I believe it is crucial for my baby strong neck. Somehow he has a very sturdy neck strength . The medication contains essential nutrients like folic acid, iron, calcium, and DHA that support both the baby’s development and my overall health during pregnancy. After a few weeks of consistent use, I noticed that my energy levels improved, and my doctor confirmed that my iron levels were stable. I also feel reassured knowing that the folic acid helps support healthy brain and spinal cord development for the baby. The tablets are easy to take once a day the lemon grass smell made it easy to take. Taking them with food or before bed helped reduce that issue. Overall, Ritual vitamins are a simple but very important step in supporting a healthy pregnancy. I would recommend them to any expecting mother, but it’s always best to consult with a healthcare provider to choose the right formula for your needs. I actually continue taking their postnatal vitamins.