During pregnancy, a woman needs more folic acid than usual, because folic acid also helps the fetus grow and develop.
 
To make sure there is enough folic acid in the body during pregnancy, it is important that while trying to conceive, a woman should take up to  400mcg of folic acid daily (as found in Pregnatab Conception) and up to 600mcg daily during pregnancy (Pregnatab Original).
This is because Neural Tube Defect- including spina bifida and anencephaly-  usually occurs during the first month of pregnancy, often before the pregnant woman realizes that she is pregnant

Iron is an important part of red blood cells, which carry oxygen through the body. Iron helps build resistance to stress and disease, as well as help avoid tiredness, weakness, irritability, and depression. ACOG recommends you receive 27 total mg of iron a day between food and your prenatal vitamin. Good sources include whole grain products, lean beef and pork, dried fruit and beans, sardines and green leafy vegetables

Inositol helps promote ovulation and pregnancy in women with PCOS. 70% of women with PCOS have infertility. Inositol help regulate hormones, enhances egg quality and increases implantation rates. Inositol and folic acid combine to promote ovulation in women with fertility issues. Inositol is also known to reduce PCOS symptoms, alleviate endometriosis pains, balance out insulin levels and combat any fertility problems caused by environmental toxins or smoking etc.
 
•N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC) induces ovulation, decreases miscarriage rates and increases live birth rates. For women with PCOS, it lowers androgen levels, regulates menstrual cycles, increases follicle size, decreasing hirsutism, free testosterone and menstrual irregularity.

CoQ10. Female fertility decreases with age due to a decline in the number and quality of available eggs. As you age, CoQ10 production slows, making the body less effective at protecting the eggs from oxidative damage. Supplementing with CoQ10 seems to help prevent this age-related decline in egg quality and quantity. CoQ10 supplementation may enhance ovarian reserve, egg quality, and embryo development, especially in women with PCOS or age-related fertility decline.
 
•Biotin supplementation improves fertility and viability of eggs. It can also help keep hormones balanced, which is important for maintaining a regular menstrual cycle and a successful pregnancy

•Iron. Research suggests that iron and fertility are very much linked. Women who take iron supplements have a significantly lower risk of ovulatory infertility — the inability to produce healthy eggs. Women are also more commonly at risk of being low in iron due to menstruation and need more iron than men. Not only is iron deficiency common in women, but it’s also the most common nutritional deficiency in the world and the most common cause of anaemia during pregnancy. Iron deficiency has been linked to infertility, miscarriages, low birth weight and preterm labour.
 
•Folic Acid is a B-group vitamin which is essential for the healthy development of a baby’s neural tube, the structure that forms the brain and spinal cord during pregnancy. It is difficult for women to get enough folate from their diet. Therefore, women trying to have a baby can supplement their diet.

Before: Pregnatab Conception provides 400µg Folic Acid as recommended for all women from the start of trying to conceive. To help prepare your body it can be used for up to three months before you start to try for a baby. Once confirmed you are pregnant, you can continue to use any remaining tablets before moving on to take Pregnatab Original.



During: Pregnatab Original has been formulated to be taken throughout pregnancy.

For whatever stage of your pregnancy journey, only one Pregnatab product should be taken at one time, as each product provides comprehensive nutritional support. There is no need to take an additional multivitamin.