DEVA Vegan Vitamins Prenatal Multivitamin & Mineral - One Daily - 90 Vegetarian Tablets - Pack of 2

Pros: I switched to this prenatal from 2 others as this is the highest iron content I could find. My iron levels have since evened out to just below what is normal range. This prenatal has a great list of vitamins and way more then alot (if not most) other prenatal on the market, and at a fraction of the price. I'm happy. Cons: While this prenatal has alot of what is recommended, there isn't a prenatal on the market that has everything. This one is missing omega 3 dha/dpa, and folic acid. I just bought those separately and take them in the evening. Other con, as other reviewers state it definitely turns your pee an electric color, lol. Which I'd view as alarming if I wasn't expecting it. It is quite large, and does have a unique "vitamin-ey" smell. Because of the smell (and maybe the strength) I cannot take this on an empty stomach and definitely probably couldn't have handled it during my first tri. It makes me a bit nauseous if I do that and my burps smell like vitamins. Overall I'm happy though with this as I was struggling super badly with my anemia and iron and this has soooo many of the recommended vits for baby and is sooo much more affordable. I will probably stay on these well into pp.

So the first night I took these, I got up to go pee and to my surprise I noticed a highlighter yellow color on the toilet paper. Upon further investigation (just looking in the toilet) my pee was indeed bright yellow. I was taken back because the only other thing I have taken that’s caused my pee to change color was azo, but looking into this further it’s pretty normal to turn your urine bright yellow. It’s imperative to take these with tons of water and a full stomach. I suggest taking them with dinner. I usually take them immediately after eating so they don’t reach my belly before my food does. They are larger pills but not bigger than your standard prenatal vitamin. I’m vegetarian, but I will try to utilize anything that’s vegan if I can help it. I take these in combination of a vegan omega 3 dha supplement because I saw this vitamin didn’t include that and it’s important for brain function/ development and your joints, which is obviously good for babies too! These don’t have a particular taste. I had gotten these non vegan prenatal gummies that cost more and had this RANCID taste, like I had to hold my breath and take with a drink and god help me if I accidentally breathed through my nose. I’d instantly go into a gagging fit, so coming across these is a blessing. I don’t care how big the pill is, anything is better than that horrid taste I was dealing with. Idk how anyone can deal with that. I read that vitamins take some time to start really making a difference and for them to show up in blood work so I’ll continue to take these. I’m probably set for life if we’re being honest. I really do enjoy these and I can’t wait to see my body improve from the inside out. Thank you deva 🖤

So far, I like the vitamins. No after taste at all. Great buy for sure and will buy again.

I've been using the Deva Vegan Prenatal Multivitamin and Mineral Supplement for a few months now, and overall, I'm quite satisfied with its performance. The "once-per-day" formula is incredibly convenient, especially during busy days when I might forget to take my vitamins. The fact that it's tailored for vegans is a huge plus for me, as I follow a vegan lifestyle and want to ensure I'm getting all the essential nutrients for a healthy pregnancy. I appreciate the inclusion of vitamins A and C, as these are crucial for immune support and overall well-being. It's reassuring to know that I'm covering these important bases with just one supplement. The pill size is manageable and easy to swallow, which is great news for anyone who struggles with larger pills. I haven't experienced any adverse reactions or discomfort after taking these vitamins, which is always a relief. However, I'm giving this product 4 stars instead of 5 because I would have liked to see a broader range of nutrients included in the formula. While the vitamins A and C are appreciated, there are other key prenatal nutrients like iron, calcium, and omega-3 fatty acids that I still need to source from additional supplements. In conclusion, the Deva Vegan Prenatal Multivitamin and Mineral Supplement is a solid choice for vegan moms-to-be. It's convenient, vegan-friendly, and includes important vitamins like A and C. While it doesn't cover all prenatal nutritional needs, it's a step in the right direction for a healthy pregnancy.

My midwife recommended these prenatals to me and I love how many vitamins are included and the price point. These do have a slight smell, but nothing like the Garden of Life prenatals. I had those first and could not stomach the smell. I do think they are easy to swallow, but I never experienced morning sickness. I think they are the average size vitamin pill.

At 6 months + post partum I am still taking these vitamins. Deva is an EXCELLENT and ethical manufacturer. In being a vegan, it is difficult to find "cruelty free" supplements. Deva has been highly rated in the vegan community and I was not let down at all in the quality of these vitamins. EVERY single time I did blood work I had excellent #'s for everything. I never had low or "concerning" iron, protein or any other vitamin or mineral. I do eat a very healthy vegan diet but I believe that supplements and good vitamins go a long way in aiding your body with whatever you may lack. I took these from the first month of pregnancy and will continue with them until I am done breastfeeding. For the price, you cannot beat these for a multivitamin. I would honestly suggest them to non-vegans as they seem to be a much better supplement than most non-vegan pre-natal vitamins. And they don't have any of the "junk" like sugar, colors, or additives that some "store brand" vitamins may contain. I am a Deva user for life!

I bought a bottle of this late in 2023. They were great! Only one a day, so they were cheaper and easier to manage than the NatureLo vitamins I was taking previously. They don't smell great, but no tablet vitamin smells great, so that's not really a knock on this product. So I ordered a second bottle when I ran out of the first one. The packaging was the same (the newer brown label), but the vitamins inside looked different, sort of more speckled, like the outer coating was a little thinner or something. As soon as I took one, I noticed that all of my "liquid outputs" turned neon yellow. I'm including a picture of breast milk here because I don't think anyone wants a picture of other liquid outputs, but I assure you the effect was similar and more pronounced. I switched to my husband's multivitamins for a few days and everything went back to normal. I took the Deva vitamins again for a day, and BOOM, back to bright yellow. The picture is one bottle pumped while taking my husband's vitamins and one bottle pumped while taking the Deva vitamins. Both were pooled over multiple sessions and my supply is well regulated, so this isn't a matter of different fat content or different times of day or anything. This is just the effect of the vitamin, and this wasn't even the most egregiously yellow day. It's one thing if I'm taking too much of a vitamin and my body just gets rid of the excess, but if I start seeing that excess visibly turn up in what my baby is drinking, that scares me. It doubly scares me because the first bottle I used did not have this effect, and that makes me wonder if this is a quality control issue on Deva's end. I contacted the company to ask if they'd changed the formula or there was some other explanation, and I got no response. At this point, I'm not comfortable taking the rest of the bottle, and I'm not comfortable purchasing from this brand again.

These have been my favorite prenatal vitamin for several pregnancies. I like taking only one, the broad vitamin/mineral coverage, and that they don’t make me sick or burpy. It’s nice to not get gouged on price either just because it’s vegetarian and a prenatal product—unlike a lot of alternatives. Occasionally they have gotten discolored as other reviewers mention, but that’s from oxidation from moisture and not a mold (eyeroll). It’s been years since that has happened to me, so I think they’ve actually thickened the coating on them to prevent this. In any event, store these in a cool dry place like a big girl and you won’t have ugly vitamins.