The Complete Prenatal
24 bioavailable nutrients in therapeutic doses with no fillers - all in just 3 daily pills.
Feel the Difference
- Optimize baby’s healthy growth
- Fill dietary gaps you didn’t know you had
- Curb nausea, restore energy, balance mood
24 Essential Nutrients
Therapeutic, evidence‑based doses in active, bioavailable forms your body can actually absorbBotanical Blend
Proprietary blend of botanicals designed to help curb nausea, relieve exhaustion, and balance moodClinically Formulated
Created by a team of registered dietitians & herbalists sick of prenatal supplements that fall short of meeting mom & baby's nutritional needsClean Support
No unnecessary fillers, additives, preservatives, or anything in between. We believe supplements should support your health, not set you backHeavy Metal Tested
Did you know nearly 70% prenatal supplements on store shelves contain detectable levels of lead?! That doesn't fly with us - every batch of The Complete Prenatal is tested for transparency & peace of mindWhy Moms Choose The Complete Prenatal
Three gentle vegan capsules deliver 24 bioavailable nutrients in research‑backed doses, alongside soothing botanicals that make pregnancy feel a whole lot better. No fillers, no guesswork, just total peace of mind.
• 24 essential nutrients – methyl‑folate, chelated minerals, gentle iron, and choline
• Botanical Comfort Blend – ginger, lemon balm, and chamomile to ease nausea, lift mood, and support restful sleep
• Registered‑Dietitian & Herbalist formulated – crafted by women’s‑health experts, never a generic contract lab
• Heavy‑metal tested – every batch publicly posted for full transparency
• Ultra‑clean & vegan – gluten‑free, soy‑free, non‑GMO, zero artificials
Serving size: 3 capsules | Bottle: 90 capsules (30‑day supply)
Recommended serving is 3 capsules per day taken by mouth
Latest results (01/30/2025):
- Arsenic: Not Detected
- Cadmium: Not Detected
- Lead: Not Detected
- Mercury: Below Limit of Quantification
Will this prenatal make me nauseous?
We’ve added ginger to help ease pregnancy nausea. We also recommend taking this vitamin with food. Multivitamins on an empty stomach tend to bother even the strongest of stomachs. That being said, morning sickness is a very common pregnancy symptom. If you find taking this even with a meal makes you a little queasy, try taking it right before bed.
What is the best time of day to take this prenatal?
Any time you remember to take it is the best time. If you experience nausea, be sure to take it with a meal or right before bed. There is no 'right time" to nurture your body.
Why are the pills this greenish color?
We are so proud of our ingredients and we don’t hide anything! Including the natural color of our high quality ingredients. That blue/green color you might notice is from our organic spirulina, sourced from algae, which contains high chlorophyll content and supports healthy iron levels.
How does your prenatal support better energy?
B-Vitamins, including B1, B2, B3, B6, B9, and B12, are involved in so many of the body’s processes, and when they are plentiful in the body, aid your body in converting the nutrients from food into energy your body can use. Getting adequate amounts of B vitamins from your diet and supplement helps counteract the fatigue that comes along with being a new mama.
Source: http://www.nanotechnologystore.com/(14)The-role-of-vitamins-and-minerals-in-energy-metabolism-and-well-being.pdf
After birth, it is common for many mothers to have lower levels of ferritin (a form of iron stored in the body), and hemoglobin (a protein that transports oxygen in the blood. Lower iron and hemoglobin levels lead lead to feeling fatigued. The Iron content in New Mama can help alleviate these symptoms.
Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK379991/
Mothers who are breastfeeding have an even greater than normal need for zinc . Symptoms of low zinc status include low energy and lower mental clarity. The supplemental zinc in New Mama ensures your zinc status stays optimal for the entire postpartum period, supporting your energy levels and needs with or without breastfeeding.
Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK235579/