As a Nutritional Therapist specialising in female hormones and fertility, I am very fussy about what I recommend. The inclusion of 402mg of choline is a real standout, supporting neural tube development, methylation and baby brain development. I also appreciate the Vitamin D3 at 3000IU, and the absence of iron is a deliberate and welcomed choice.

What really stands out is that it does not contain iron. While iron is important during pregnancy, not every woman needs to supplement with it, and I prefer to assess iron status individually. I have been looking for a formulation like this for years. I am also delighted to see 400mg of choline included, essential for neural tube formation and fetal brain development.

What makes this formulation stand out is the meaningful level of key nutrients, such as 600mcg folate instead of the standard 400mcg, and 402mg of choline, which is usually left out entirely or included in insignificant doses. I also like that there are no unnecessary fillers, binders or preservatives.

As a restorative reproductive medicine doctor, I pay close attention to the quality,
bioavailability, and balance of nutrients included in prenatal supplements, and Gigi’s prenatal appears to have a very thoughtful composition for women preparing for pregnancy and during early pregnancy support. I particularly appreciate the focus on comprehensive nutritional support and the inclusion of key vitamins and minerals important for hormonal health, fertility, and pregnancy wellbeing. The product presentation and philosophy also align well with the growing need for
higher-quality, evidence-informed prenatal supplementation. I am looking forward to exploring the product further within clinical practice and seeing patient feedback over time. It is always encouraging to see new companies prioritising women’s health and fertility-focused nutrition with a modern and well-designed approach.