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Wisp Prenatal Vitamins

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Prep for the next generation.

Get all of the essential nutrients you and your growing baby need. Enable healthy fetal development with folic acid, B vitamins, and more to support your baby's brain, spine, and nervous system. Calcium, iron, and vitamin D help protect your bones and defend against anemia. Take before, during, and after pregnancy for ongoing support.

FSA & HSA accepted.

Starting at$14.00

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Do I need Prenatal Vitamins?

If you're pregnant or planning to become pregnant, prenatal vitamins are a vital part of your maternal care! Prepare and protect your body to do the important work of growing a baby, while also supporting important milestones in fetal development, including:

  • Reducing the risk of neural tube defects
  • Reducing the risk of cleft palate, cleft lip, and certain heart conditions
  • Helping prevent preterm birth and low birth weight

Wisp Prenatal Vitamins can also help you by defending against iron deficiency. Don't be deceived by their simple appearance—these small tablets do big work.*

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Prenatal Vitamins Support

  • Healthy fetal bone and nervous system development
  • Overall fetal and placental development
  • Maternal protection against bone loss and anemia
  • Fertility and reproductive health

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Prenatal Vitamins FAQ

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Dr. Jillian Lopiano

Prenatal vitamins are a standard and essential component to both pre-pregnancy and pregnancy care! Ideally prenatal vitamins should be initiated while preparing for pregnancy, or started as soon as you find out you are pregnant—they have so many important components to support both mom and baby, including folic acid to prevent neural tube defects, or defects of the developing fetal brain and spine, and iron to support mom against anemia.

Dr. Jillian LoPiano, OB/GYN

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