Prenatal vitamins are sold in several forms, most commonly tablets, gummies, capsules and softgels.
Bottle sizes commonly range from about 30 up to 200 units, with many options around 30, 60, 90, or 200 count.
Product descriptions list different folate forms, including natural food‑sourced folate and methylated or active folate (methylfolate) across formulas.
Labels show several Omega‑3 sources: marine or fish‑based DHA/fish oil, microalgae‑derived DHA, and in some formulas plant omega‑3s such as ALA from flaxseed oil.
Counts vary by formula: several products list about 19 nutrients, while others advertise 20‑plus vitamins and minerals.
