PREGSMILE

Pregsmile Tablets 30's

Name: Pregsmile Tablets 30's
Brand: PREGSMILE
SKU: 03010
Price: 930.00 KES
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Overview

Pregsmile Tablets (30 pack) are a prenatal supplement designed to support women before and during pregnancy and while breastfeeding. They typically combine folic acid, iron, the omega-3 DHA, and a range of vitamins and minerals that help meet the higher nutritional demands of pregnancy. Folic acid helps protect the baby's developing spine and brain, iron supports the extra blood the body makes, and DHA supports the baby's brain and eye development. Taken daily, Pregsmile helps fill nutritional gaps for mother and baby. A supportive prenatal option for expectant mothers. Confirm exact composition on the pack.

Prenatal multivitamin/mineral. Typically folic acid, iron, DHA and vitamins/minerals. Confirm exact composition and amounts on the product packaging.

Directions for Use

Take only as directed on the label or by your doctor. Usually one tablet daily, with food and a glass of water. Ideally start before conception when planning pregnancy and continue through pregnancy and breastfeeding as advised. Use as part of a balanced diet, and tell your antenatal team you are taking it so they can avoid duplicating nutrients such as folic acid, iron or vitamin A.

A nutritional supplement to support. Not replace. A healthy pregnancy diet and antenatal care. Do not take additional vitamin A supplements or high-dose multivitamins alongside it without advice, as too much vitamin A can harm the baby. Iron can cause constipation or dark stools. Tell your doctor about other supplements and any medical conditions. Store in a cool, dry place. This product information is for general guidance only and does not replace professional medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before starting any new medication or supplement. Keep out of reach of children. Accidental iron overdose in children can be dangerous.