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small gel prenatal vitamins

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Vitamin D3 125 mcg (5000 IU) Softgels - up&up™

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Most of the options shown are softgels or softgel-style (gel) capsules.

Some listings explicitly state 800 mcg of folic acid per serving.

Amounts vary by product; examples in the available details include 200 mg DHA, 235 mg of omega‑3s, and a 556 mg fish oil serving.

Labels commonly advise taking the softgel with a meal and water for optimal absorption; some instructions also specify swallowing the softgel whole.

Package counts in the listings range from 30 up to 180 softgels, and many product descriptions label those counts as 30-, 60-, 90- or 180-day supplies.

Label directions vary: many instruct taking one softgel per day, while at least one formula directs taking two softgels per day.

Product descriptions sometimes highlight added scents or flavors (for example, orange or mint/lemon) to improve tolerability. Reviews most often report little to no fishy odor, though a minority mention occasional fishy or oily smells that can affect ease of taking them.

Reviewers often describe the softgels as large or intimidating but typically manageable; many also say the softgels are easy to swallow or user‑friendly for people who struggle with pills.

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