(Pre)Pregnancy Duo

With this bundle you have enough supplements at home for one month.

MultiMama is a comprehensive multivitamin with 29 essential vitamins and minerals, but it does not contain Omega 3. This is because Omega 3 takes up a lot of space and does not fit in the same capsule.

There are multivitamins on the market that contain Omega 3, but they often contain fewer vitamins and minerals and in much lower dosages.

By combining MultiMama with Omega 3 from Ovabalance you get a nice dose of essential nutrients and the important Omega 3 fatty acids. This ensures that both you and your baby are optimally supported before and during pregnancy.

This multivitamin is specially designed for women who are trying to conceive, who are pregnant or who are breastfeeding. So from the moment you are trying to conceive, you can start taking our multivitamin

The Multi Ultimate Mama contains the most important micronutrients in the right proportions and dosages. These capsules contain well absorbable compounds.

No, Ultimate Multi Mama uses a superior form of folic acid: (6S)-5-methyltetrahydrofolate (5-MTHF) bound to glucosamine salt (Quatrefolic®). This binding with glucosamine salt makes it possible to keep folate (the biologically active and already converted form of folic acid) stable and ensures optimal absorption.

The dosage is high enough so that you no longer need to take folic acid separately.

Folate contributes to the growth of the fetus/unborn fetus/child during pregnancy. In addition, folate contributes to the formation of the placenta. The advice of gynaecologists is to start with folic acid (folate) from the moment you try to become pregnant.

As a pregnant woman, you are sometimes warned about the dangers of an excess of vitamin A. In the past, it was said that you should avoid vitamin A completely. This is a myth, because did you know that the need for vitamin A is higher during pregnancy and breastfeeding? That is why Ultimate Multi Mama does contain vitamin A, but in the form of beta-carotene. Beta-carotene still has to be converted into vitamin A in the body. And your body will never convert more than necessary. This prevents a vitamin A level that is too high. That is why this is a safe dosage of vitamin A.

Folic acid is listed on the MultiMama label as b9/b11 Folate. Folate is the best absorbable form of folic acid. When you take this multivitamin, you no longer need to take a folic acid supplement separately.

Yes, definitely. The general advice is to continue taking folic acid until the tenth week, but this multi has benefits for you and the baby throughout your pregnancy.

Especially when you are pregnant, getting enough DHA (omega-3) is important. DHA contributes to the development of the brain and eyes of the baby. DHA is important during the entire pregnancy, especially in the third trimester when the baby is growing fast.

To get enough omega 3 you need to eat oily fish twice a week. Most people don't get this. The chance is 1 in 10 that you currently get enough omega 3. Or 90% of the population has an omega 3 deficiency.

In addition, certain types of fish (which do contain a lot of omega-3) are not recommended during pregnancy. This makes it even more difficult to get enough omega-3 fatty acids.