Key Benefits
- Provides optimal nutrition and support in early-stage pregnancy.
- Promotes baby’s brain development.
- Features an anti-nausea blend.
Crafted by a team of expert OB/GYNs, this daily prenatal pack complements your vitamin routine and aids in your baby's essential early development while helping to soothe nausea.
What's inside:
Core Prenatal (2 capsules per pack): This supplement is the cornerstone of their product line- crafted by obstetricians and maternal-fetal medicine experts. It includes activated folate (L-5 Methylfolate) and high-dose choline for fetal neurodevelopment and DHA metabolism, plus vitamin D for immune support and chelated minerals for optimal absorption, and a vitamin blend contributing to support normal immune function.
Omega DHA + EPA(1 soft gel per pack): Each Omega DHA + EPA soft gel provides 375 mg of Omega-3s (250 mg DHA + 100 mg EPA) for brain development. EPA promotes heart health and reduces inflammation, while DHA supports the brain and eyes. During pregnancy, EPA aids DHA transfer across the placenta, using the triglyceride (TG) format for safety and superior absorption.
Methylfolate (1 capsule per pack): This capsule contains 1,000 mcg of Methylfolate to support early pregnancy and neural development. It’s essential for DNA synthesis and can be affected by genetic variations. Perelel uses L-5 Methylfolate, the active form, to meet the heightened folate needs during the first trimester.
Anti-Nausea Blend (1 capsule per pack): With 25 mg of B6 and 300 mg of Ginger, this blend effectively combats nausea and aids digestion. Vitamin B6 helps manage early pregnancy nausea, while Ginger soothes symptoms and promotes digestive health, making it especially helpful for managing "morning sickness."
1st Trimester Prenatal Pack
A complete prenatal pack featuring multivitamins and supplements, including an anti-nausea blend, to support you and your baby's healthy growth during the vital early months of pregnancy.
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Key Benefits
- Provides optimal nutrition and support in early-stage pregnancy.
- Promotes baby’s brain development.
- Features an anti-nausea blend.
Crafted by a team of expert OB/GYNs, this daily prenatal pack complements your vitamin routine and aids in your baby's essential early development while helping to soothe nausea.
What's inside:
Core Prenatal (2 capsules per pack): This supplement is the cornerstone of their product line- crafted by obstetricians and maternal-fetal medicine experts. It includes activated folate (L-5 Methylfolate) and high-dose choline for fetal neurodevelopment and DHA metabolism, plus vitamin D for immune support and chelated minerals for optimal absorption, and a vitamin blend contributing to support normal immune function.
Omega DHA + EPA(1 soft gel per pack): Each Omega DHA + EPA soft gel provides 375 mg of Omega-3s (250 mg DHA + 100 mg EPA) for brain development. EPA promotes heart health and reduces inflammation, while DHA supports the brain and eyes. During pregnancy, EPA aids DHA transfer across the placenta, using the triglyceride (TG) format for safety and superior absorption.
Methylfolate (1 capsule per pack): This capsule contains 1,000 mcg of Methylfolate to support early pregnancy and neural development. It’s essential for DNA synthesis and can be affected by genetic variations. Perelel uses L-5 Methylfolate, the active form, to meet the heightened folate needs during the first trimester.
Anti-Nausea Blend (1 capsule per pack): With 25 mg of B6 and 300 mg of Ginger, this blend effectively combats nausea and aids digestion. Vitamin B6 helps manage early pregnancy nausea, while Ginger soothes symptoms and promotes digestive health, making it especially helpful for managing "morning sickness."
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