Question 1

Do they contain Folic acid?

Accepted Answer

I emailed them to find out if it was Folate or Folic Acid.  This was their response:Thank you for your email and interest in Garden of Life's products.  Our products contain Folate and not Folic Acid.  The Folate used in our Vitamin Code formulas is in a whole food form grown as a RAW Food-Created Nutrient.

Question 2

What is the serving size?

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Hi, Saydee,  The recommended serving size for the Garden of Life RAW Prenatal multi is three capsules. You can take one capsule three times per day (with or without food), or take all three at once. Or, if you prefer, you can also open the capsules and add the contents to water or raw juice. I hope this helps!  Thanks,Noelle K. Garden of Life

Question 3

Is the folate in the pills Methylfolate? Where do they get the folate from?

Accepted Answer

The Folate in our Vitamin Code Raw Prenatal is not labeled as methyl-folate, and therefore we are unable to claim that it is.

The Folate in our Vitamin Code Products is in a whole food form, made with RAW Food-Created Nutrients. This process utilizes a single isolated vitamin or mineral that is fed to the yeast or probiotic. A specific peptide designed for that particular nutrient is then introduced, in order to allow the nutrient to be metabolized (or absorbed) through the yeast's cell wall.

This process mimics nature, just like when a plant takes an inorganic mineral salt that is naturally occurring in the soil (selenium, for example), and absorbs it into its roots, the plant becomes rich in selenium. This process is conducted with two distinct organisms: S. cerevisiae (baker's yeast) and L. bulgaricus (probiotic culture used in traditional yogurt recipes which is non-dairy).

I hope this helps! 
Thanks,
Noelle K. 
Garden of Life

Question 4

Do the 180caps jars contain"vitex"?if so, I've read that it alters a woman's cycle.Wld that mean the woman will just sched ttc based on new cycle?

Accepted Answer

I would like to let you know that we recently made some slight adjustments to the Vitamin Code Raw Prenatal formula and updated the label to accommodate the FDA's new RDA (Recommended Dietary Allowances) requirements for Vitamins and Minerals.

While the packaging may vary during this interim period, the new Vitamin Code Raw Prenatal formula contains Vitamin E (as d-alpha tocopherol) from Sunflower Oil, rather than Vitex-extracted Vitamin E.

It's important to note that Vitex was not added as a direct ingredient to our Vitamin Code Raw Prenatal; rather it was the source of Vitamin E, which was extracted from the Vitex. Therefore, if any Vitex was present, it would have been in a trace amount.

This product is Non-GMO Project Verified, Raw, Gluten Free, and Certified Kosher, and contains no artificial colors or preservatives.

I hope you find this information helpful.
Take care,
Erin M.
Garden of Life

ASIN	B005JAT2VO
Age Range Description	Adult
Allergen Information	Gluten Free
Best Sellers Rank	#10,194 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #33 in Prenatal Vitamins #1,062 in Sales & Deals
Brand	Garden of Life
Brand Name	Garden of Life
Container Type	Bottle
Customer Reviews	4.6 out of 5 stars 10,786 Reviews
Diet Type	Vegetarian
Dosage Form	Capsule
Flavor	Unflavored
Global Trade Identification Number	00658010115896, 30658010115897
Item Dimensions	2.32 x 2.32 x 4.16 inches
Item Form	Capsule
Item Weight	6.24 ounces
Manufacturer	Garden of Life
Manufacturer Part Number	0658010115896
Model Name	Prenatal Multivitamin for Women - Vitamin Code Raw by Garden of Life
Model Number	0658010115896
Number of Items	1
Primary Supplement Type	Multivitamins
Product Benefits	Prenatal Support
Specific Uses For Product	Immune Support
UPC	790295312314 885721262674 885376738449 658010115896
Unit Count	30.0 Count

Garden of Life Prenatal Multivitamin for Women with Iron, Folate & Vitamin C and D3 for Neural Development & Probiotics for Immune Support – Vitamin Code – Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, Kosher, 10 Day Supply

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