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• What is the benefit of discount bundling?

  The savings and convenience! When you purchase a Nature Made^® bundle, you receive 20% off the regular price of each item, excluding tax, and you have a handy supply of the supplements you want to kickstart your goals.

• Will I get free shipping?

  With this Prenatal Support Bundle?^† Yes! That’s because Nature Made^® orders totaling $25 or more (excluding taxes) receive free shipping.**
  
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• Do all three products come together?

  Yes, when you purchase a Nature Made^® bundle, you will receive all three products together in one shipment.

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• What is a prenatal vitamin?

  When you are pregnant, your body has increased nutritional needs, especially for Folic Acid, Choline, and Vitamin D. Prenatals are multivitamins that are specially designed with the key nutrients that women need before and during pregnancy to support baby’s development and mom’s health.^†

• What does Choline do for the body?

  Choline is a nutrient found in some foods (such as beef, eggs, and soybeans) and dietary supplements. Your brain and nervous system need it to regulate memory, mood, muscle control, and other functions. During pregnancy, Choline helps support baby’s healthy brain and spinal cord development. However, most women in the U.S. are not getting enough Choline from food alone.[2]^†

• How many multivitamins can you take a day?

  We would only recommend you take one serving per day unless the Suggested Use says otherwise. Please check the label of your multivitamin for specific instructions. However, as with all supplement regimens and especially during pregnancy, you should consult with your healthcare professional before starting any supplement routine.

• What ages are these multivitamins intended for?

  Our multivitamins are made for people ages 18 and over.

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• When does this product expire?

  Please refer to the expiration date on the bottle.

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• What does Iron help with?

  Iron is an essential part of hemoglobin, the protein which enables red blood cells to carry oxygen throughout the body. When your cells don’t have enough oxygen, they can’t function properly, and as a result, can become fatigued.

• How much Vitamin C should I take daily?

  Supplemental Vitamin C of 200 mg/day or higher is suggested to help support the immune system.^† For best absorption, take Vitamin C in smaller, more frequent doses.

• Where does Iron come from?

  Food Iron is presented to the body as “heme” Iron, found only in animal products, or “non-heme” Iron, which is found in plant foods and about 60% in animals. The non-heme Iron is not absorbed as well as heme Iron. Liver, oysters, shellfish, kidney, lean red meat, poultry, and fish are sources of heme Iron. Dried beans, dried fruits, blackstrap molasses, dark leafy green vegetables, prune juice, Iron fortified cereals, and lima beans are good sources of non-heme Iron. Combine non-heme sources of Iron with Vitamin C rich foods or supplements to enhance Iron absorption.

• What causes Iron shortfalls?

  There are many factors that may contribute to Iron shortfalls and Iron shortfall anemia, including: blood loss, impaired Iron absorption, insufficient diet, and higher physiological demands.

• Is there a danger of Iron toxicity?

  The danger of Iron toxicity is rare due to the fact that Iron absorption is closely regulated and decreases when Iron stores are full. A genetic defect called hemochromatosis, most common in men, causes excessive Iron absorption and may result in damage to the heart, liver, spleen, and pancreas. Iron supplements are hazardous for children to ingest and should be kept out of their reach.

• I’m concerned about the sugar content of gummy vitamins.

  This product contains 3 grams of sugar and 20 calories per serving (2 gummies). This amount, when consumed as part of a healthy diet, should not be a concern. If you are sensitive to sugar, please check with a healthcare professional about incorporating this into your daily plan.

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  Please refer to the expiration date on the bottle.

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• How do I know if I need to supplement with vitamin D?

  Your personal healthcare professional can order a simple blood test to check your vitamin D levels. You may be at risk if you: • Experience less than 15-30 minutes of full body exposure sunlight between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. • Wear sunscreen. • Have a darker hue of skin color. • Are over 65 years of age. • Spend most of your time indoors. • Live in a region with a long winter season. • Are overweight or obese.

• How much Vitamin D should I take per day?

  The recommended daily intake of Vitamin D depends on many factors, such as age, skin color, and level of sun exposure. The Endocrine Society recommends dosages for adults ranging from 1500 to 2000 IUs per day to maintain Vitamin D levels, although dosages up to 10000 IUs may be needed to correct a Vitamin D deficiency.[3] Approximately 29% of U.S. adults are Vitamin D deficient (<50 nmol/L). [2]

• How does vitamin D help the immune system?

  Researchers have found a significant role for vitamin D in the immune system. Vitamin D helps regulate your body’s immune response and supports healthy immune cell function. It is important to first consult with your healthcare professional about which vitamin D product is right for you.^†

• Where does vitamin D come from?

  Sunlight provides the main source of our vitamin D requirements. Few foods naturally contain vitamin D, but those that do include certain fatty fish (such as salmon, mackerel and sardines), fish liver oils and egg yolks.

• What is the relationship between calcium and vitamin D?

  Vitamin D helps with the absorption of calcium and most calcium supplements contain some vitamin D.^†

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• When does this product expire?

  Please refer to the expiration date on the bottle.