Pink Stork Liquid Prenatal Vitamins for Women - Berry Flavor - Organic Food Blend - for Fertility, Pregnancy, Postpartum- Morning Sickness Support - Breastfeeding and Lactation - 32 Servings

Thoroughly impressed with this product. Not only does it taste good, it has quality ingredients and focuses on whole food nutrition as well as vitamins and minerals. Best pre/post natal vitamin I've had. Wish I'd found this when I was pregnant with first child! Highly recommend for those who hate swallowing pills.

The Pink Stork Liquid Prenatal has been the only way I can get vitamins down during my pregnancy. Of course, with as weird as pregnancy is, me, who had no issue swallowing pills before suddenly couldn't even get a multivitamin up to my lips without starting to gag. I had never thought of liquid vitamins until I found this product and I'm so glad I did because otherwise I would have had to go my entire pregnancy without a vitamin supplement.I also love that it is liquid since I have also been able to add my liquid vitamin D supplement right into it and get it all done with at once.At first I was following the suggestion on the bottle of mixing this with another beverage - but honestly I think that makes it harder to get down and it brings out a funky after taste. I was starting to get nausea taking it that way. What has worked for me is just to put it in a shot glass and take it straight. I think it tastes way better that way and has made it much easier to manage with chronic morning sickness. As other reviewers has mentioned, the flavor is somewhat reminiscent of hard chewable vitamins.I've gone though 4 or 5 bottles of this so far. The taste is pretty consistent, but I have noticed that the liquid in some bottles is dark brown and in other bottles it is light orange. I'm not sure if this is due to the age of the product or if it is just natural variation in color due to the fact that the vitamins are derived from fruits and vegetables.Overall, this has been a great product for me and I'll continue using it for post-natal support.

First the good:I’ve seen a lot of liquid vitamin products but I’m not aware of other liquid general prenatals with organic ingredients, so the uniqueness of that is what sold me. Liquid vitamins are better than pills because your body isn’t digesting all these gel caps that are difficult for many people to digest and the vitamins are absorbed better. I also kind of hate swallowing pills, which makes the liquid method a plus for me.Folate is better than folic acid so I’m pleased that that’s in these.I love that this product is sugar-free and non-gmo and that it includes organic ingredients.I feel good about the amounts of each vitamin here and %DV as compared to other prenatals.As far as things I’m not thrilled with, I don’t like that this is packaged in plastic and would strongly prefer glass.Taste: I tried it straight and the taste is not fantastic but not that bad either—kind of like apple cider vinegar mixed with bubble gum. I don’t do morning smoothies, but if you do I think a fruit smoothie would help cover it up pretty well and dilute it a bit. I might try it in tea or keep taking it straight to just get it over with—haven’t decided yet. Or just take it fast and drown out with another taste after. Would personally prefer this taste over a giant pill.As far as ingredients go, I am concerned about potassium benzoate because I read that when combined with Vitamin C this creates trace levels of benzene. The FDA apparently thinks such levels are OK in soft drinks etc, but, I still don’t feel great about it, and also, this isn’t a soft drink. I’m concerned about xantham gum too. I understand some preservatives may be required in order to keep up shelf-life, etc. but when a product is marketed as having “organic ingredients” and then contains stuff like this I can’t help feeling nervous and TBH a bit duped. But I had stomach problems with a product that was “more organic” so not sure what to do.I would take this over a nonorganic prenatal any day, but I think I might look into other organic options that do not include the xantham gum and potassium benzoate. I took another organic prenatal a while ago that was a giant horse pill with no gel cap and that one had no preservatives but was very expensive and caused stomach problems for me. I am going to continue with this product for now, with those reservations.

I've been using this prenatal from Pink Stork Foundation for a little over two weeks now and I am super pleased with it. I actually like the taste of it, somehow it tastes like vitamins but in a good way, for me at least ;) I do take it with my evening meal, along with a probiotic and prenatal omega blend, as opposed to the suggested morning usage on the label. Mornings into early afternoons (some days later still) are not the most fun right now (9 weeks) so I tend to not want to smell certain smells or taste certain tastes during those times. But I honestly believe that I could take this in the mid-morning with some food and be just fine. I hope to make the switch soon so I can see if it helps with energy during the day as I think and hope it will. I will update when that happens. This is a complete prenatal with much of the natural goodness as I was hoping for and I am thankful to have found it. I like knowing that the liquid is much more readily and quickly absorbed by my body and that my liver isn't struggling to process one more (big) supplement! Bonus: Momma and baby are getting quality nutrients! Thanks Pink Stork for such a great and thoughtful product!!Update: August 29, 2016I have been using Pink Stork liquid prenatal for 2 months now and I am still really pleased with the taste as well as affect. I am finally in the second trimester (closing in on week 17) and feeling better with lots more energy that I'm sure is partly due to this prenatal since my eating habits are no where near as clean and steady or predictable as pre-pregnancy. I have noticed that no matter what time of day I take Foundation, I never have issues with feeling nauseous or burping up the taste of it like I do with capsule type supplements or vitamins. I am definitely thankful for this prenatal, thank you Pink Stork!!!