Iron-free daily sachets
The best prenatal is the one you finish.
One sachet a day includes 17x more choline and 2x more DHA+EPA than competitors.* CoQ10 and omega-3s are built into the sachet, so there is nothing extra to buy.
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Everything included without needing to purchase add-ons.
- Choline, 950 mg of choline compounds. Supports your baby’s brain and spinal cord development.* Many prenatals carry a fraction of that, which is why choline is the bottle most women end up buying separately.²
- DHA + EPA, 390 mg. Omega-3s that support your baby’s brain and eye development.* Built in, so there is no second bottle.
- Active folate (5-MTHF), 400 mcg DFE. The form the body can use directly.*
- CoQ10, 100 mg. Supports cellular energy production.*
- Vitamin D3 800 IU, magnesium 200 mg, calcium 200 mg, plus active B vitamins. Steady support for bones, energy and everyday function.*
- Iron-free, with chelated minerals. Left out on purpose. Ask your provider what is right for you.
- Third-party tested for heavy metals, microbial contamination and label accuracy. Made in the USA in an FDA-registered, cGMP-certified facility.
In their own words
Hear From Real Moms
Watch why moms choose Mothersense.
The part nobody says out loud
Most prenatals get bought. Fewer get finished.
The bag is still half full at the end of the month, and it is almost never a willpower problem. It is a format problem.
A good prenatal usually arrives as a handful of pills at different times of day. Then the label turns out to be light on choline, so there is a second bottle. The omega-3s are separate, so there is a third. And most of them carry an iron dose that a lot of women would rather talk over with their provider first.
Any one of those is enough to make the routine skippable. All four together is why the bag is still half full.
How it’s built
Split-form delivery.
Three bioavailable formats, one sachet. Nothing is compressed into a form it doesn’t belong in.
01Oil-based nutrients go in softgels.
DHA and EPA, the choline compounds and CoQ10 are fat-soluble. They are carried in an oil base rather than pressed dry into a tablet.*
02Minerals go in tablets, as chelates.
Magnesium, calcium, zinc and iodine are delivered in chelated forms — bisglycinate, malate, glycinate — alongside methylfolate and the active B vitamins.*
03Iron is left out on purpose.
Mothersense leaves iron out, so it can be added only if your provider and your bloodwork call for it.
That is why one day of Mothersense is seven pieces — three tablets and four softgels — sealed in a single sachet, instead of one tablet that had to leave things out to fit.
Why it exists
“The prenatal I wish existed when I needed it most.”
Aimee, Founder of Mothersense™
“When I started researching prenatal supplements, I was surprised by what I found. Many formulas didn’t include the nutrients that current research highlights as essential. Others used forms that aren’t well-absorbed. And very few were built with input from clinicians who work directly with women during pregnancy.”
Meet Aimee, our founder
No surprises
What actually shows up.
Questions
The ones that actually come up.
“My doctor said the brand doesn’t matter.”
Many prenatals do the basics well. Where they differ is choline, the form of the folate, and whether the omega-3s are in the box or sold separately. That is worth ten seconds with the label. Bring ours to your provider — we built it to be read.
Why no iron?
Iron needs vary a lot from person to person, and iron competes with calcium and zinc for absorption.¹ Leaving it out keeps those minerals working and lets you add iron separately, only if your bloodwork calls for it. Do not stop or start iron on your own — that is a conversation for your provider.
Aimee answers: why no iron?
Seven pieces is a lot. Isn’t that the opposite of easy?
Seven pieces, one sachet, once a day, with a meal. The count is what it takes to carry this much nutrition in forms the body can actually use. What changes is the number of decisions: one sachet instead of a prenatal, a choline bottle, an omega-3 bottle and a pill organiser.
What if I miss a day?
Take the next sachet at your next meal. Every sachet is identical, so there is nothing to re-sequence and nothing to count.
What if it isn’t for me?
Contact us within 30 days of purchase for a full refund.
The offer
Thirty sachets, every month.
$63.99 a month subscribed — 20% off the $79.99 one-time price. Skip or cancel anytime. 30-day money-back guarantee.
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² The Adequate Intake for choline set by the National Academies is 450 mg/day during pregnancy and 550 mg/day while breastfeeding (NIH Office of Dietary Supplements). Choline content varies widely between prenatal multivitamins; see each brand’s Supplement Facts panel.
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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