BintoPrenatal 3 in 1 Probiotic & Multivitamin Packets with Iron, DHA, Methylated Folate and probiotics. Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Vegetarian, no preservatives.

I started using Binto a few months prior to TTC. There were so many prenatal options out there, both at your typical drug store and via subscription services, that I had a hard time choosing what worked best. I ultimately chose Binto because of it’s tried-and-true healthcare background: the founder was a former fertility nurse prior to starting the company, they employ health care professionals, and take a healthcare-centric approach to their supplements. They offer the best, most-effective ingredients for women to boost fertility, help you conceive, and help with stomach issues! They're the absolute best!

I have been using Binto for a little over 3 years (first just the regular vitamins and then the prenatal when we started TTC). Ordered on Amazon while traveling bc I left my regular subscription at home.I am super picky/psycho about ingredients and think so many prenatals are full of garbage…but I 100% trust Binto. Founded/run by a real fertility nurse. No gross taste (even during 1st trimester nausea).1000% recommend !!!

There are so many prenatal options out there, whether its the more inexpensive ones at big box stores, or the ones you can buy at the doctors office. After doing some research, I chose Binto because of it is derived from a healthcare industry. The Founder was a former fertility nurse prior to starting the company, and they employ health care professionals, and take a healthcare-centric approach to their supplements. They offer the best, most-effective ingredients for women to boost fertility, help you conceive, and help with stomach issues! They're the absolute best! Five stars!

If you aren't presently taking any vitamin supplements, this prenatal vitamin is excellent for its price point. You'll get a probiotic pill, a fish oil, and a multivitamin. Now let's break this down.The probiotic pill is on par with premium probiotics; this would typically cost around $10 for a 1 month supply.The fish oil isn't terrible, usually, you get a 1200mg fish oil pill that contains both EPA and DHA. This one is only 300mg of DHA, so buying another fish oil pill will be better. You're looking at less than $5 of value here.This prenatal is comparable to other prenatal pills on the market. The big differences I see are Biotin and Magnesium. If you take a normal multivitamin pill, you'll want to supplement with Magnesium and Iron. Iron seems on par with other pills on the market, but magnesium is much higher. This is a good thing as if it was too low, you would have to purchase another pill.The Biotin is surprisingly high here compared to other prenatal pills on the market. I would do some research around Biotin and ask your doctor if you need such a high dose.For the prenatal, you're looking around roughly $20 of value. While you can buy all these separately, it won't be a single month's supply. That's why I think this is a great no hassle alternative.

I couldn't not stomach the aftertaste.