Collection: 2nd and 3rd Trimester

FAQs

• What extra nutrients do I need in my second and third trimester?

  Your Iron needs rise sharply in the second and third trimester to support increased blood volume and fetal growth. DHA also becomes more important for your baby's brain, nervous system, and eye development. The Complete Prenatal Pack delivers both, with Iron and DHA in their own capsules for better absorption.

• When should I switch to the Complete Prenatal Pack?

  If you're currently pregnant, the Complete Prenatal Pack is designed to be taken from the moment you find out through your second and third trimester. If you were taking the Female Fertility Power Prenatal Pack while trying to conceive, switch over as soon as you get a positive test.

• Do I still need a prenatal in my third trimester if I eat well?

  Yes, even with a healthy diet, pregnancy needs are hard to meet through food alone, especially Iron and DHA. Iron-deficiency anemia is a common pregnancy complication, and your Iron needs increase further in the third trimester. Taking your prenatal daily helps close that gap.

• Should I add a calcium supplement in my third trimester?

  The Complete Prenatal Pack doesn't include added Calcium, so if your doctor recommends more, the Calcium + Magnesium + Vitamin D Boost is a good pairing. Take it at least three hours apart from your prenatal, since Calcium can interfere with Iron absorption.

• How long should I take this prenatal, and what comes next?

  Continue taking the Complete Prenatal Pack daily through your second and third trimester and up to delivery. Once your baby arrives, switch to the Postpartum Pack, formulated for the fourth trimester with nutrients to support recovery and, if nursing, breastfeeding.