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What prenatal vitimines should i take?

With my first pregnancy i tryed pretty much all the brands they sell at CVs and Walgreen and they made me so sick. I was told Flinstone vitimines are okay to take ..my first apt isn't until the 4th of March. Any advise on what i can take that won't make me sick?
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I take Flintstones. 2 Flintstones a day is what my doc told me. And because I have high enough iron as is I don't need to take iron supplement...not yet anyways
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How many times are u supposed to take ur prenatal vitamins?  I only take mines in the morning after Breakfast
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I like the gummy prenatal vitamins they were the easiest for me to take especially in the first trimester. Surprisingly, they taste pretty good lol
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I knew of someone that had issues with the iron. She talked with her doctor & she was able to get iron pills that had a slow or delayed release, or something. Perhaps talk with your doctor & see what alternatives there are & ask about iron being an issue.
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I take organic prenatals. Brand name is Nature's plus. Called source of life prenatal. I also take mine at night before bed a day haven't had a problem with any sickness.
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I take the gummy ones from walmart they work great.
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Any prenatal is fine as long as it has comic acid of 400-800mcg
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I take one a day prenatal vitamins & I also take them at night with food and they work good for me! :)
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I take mine at night with some crackers so I sleep through any queasiness they might cause. I'd just make sure whatever you choose has folic acid - they don't all have it.
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