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Nature Made Ashwagandha Capsules - 60ct

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Prenatal vitamins are sold as gummies, tablets, softgels, capsules, and multi‑form kits (combinations of forms). Package sizes and formats vary by brand and product.

Example label amounts include DHA at about 50 mg or 200 mg and folate/folic acid at 600 mcg or 800 mcg. Some labels also state a percentage of the daily value, such as "100 percent daily value of Folate."

Dosing varies by form: gummies often recommend two or more per day (examples include two or four), some kits direct one tablet plus one softgel daily, and many tablets/softgels are labeled once‑daily. Bottle counts commonly include 30, 60, 90, or multi‑bottle supplies.

Yes. Some prenatal gummies explicitly state "no iron added." Other formulas include iron described on labels as chelated, food‑sourced, or marketed as a gentler/non‑constipating form, so shoppers can find iron‑free or gentler‑iron options.

Some kits include separate omega‑3/DHA softgels or fish oil. A smaller number of formulas also add probiotics and digestive enzymes alongside the multivitamin.

Labels often state a suggested age such as "18 Years and Up," include warnings to keep out of reach of children, and advise consulting a doctor if pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a medical condition.

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