You’re going to be a Dad!

And there’s a lot to do. Are you thinking about college even now? Planning what teams you’ll coach? Already sure that no man will ever be good enough for your little girl?

It’s the adventure of a lifetime and it’s all ahead of you.

But first you have to get there, and right this minute your most important job is taking care of the mom-to-be. Making sure she gets the right nutrition is an important piece of that - and a bigger job than making dinner, or bringing breakfast in bed. Unfortunately, studies show that most moms don’t get the right balance of nutrients during pregnancy. So, prental vitamins are often prescribed to help ensure your mom-to-be gets the nutririon she needs, but because of stomach upset, 40% will discontinue taking their prenatal vitamins (Dawson 2000).
A vitamin can’t help if she can’t take it.

Just when you want everything to be right, maybe we can solve one problem.

DuetDHA^ec is specially formulated to help ensure that expectant and nursing moms and women planning to conceive get the right nutritional support. It’s a balanced combination of vitamins, minerals and omega-3 fatty acids. And it’s specially formulated to be easy to take and easy on the stomach (Belluzi 1996).

Because you only have to remind your mom-to-be to take her DuetDHA^ec once a day, this leaves plenty of time to put the crib together, paint the baby’s room and dream about the future.

Ask your healthcare provider if DuetDHA^ec is the answer for your blooming family.

The Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) are established under the Institutes of Medicine (IOM) and state the amount of a nutrient that is needed for most people (97.5%) to stay healthy. They are specific to the age and gender of the person, including pregnant and/or breast-feeding women. RDAs are supplemented with a tolerable upper intake level (UL)–the largest daily amount of a vitamin, mineral, or other nutrient consumed or taken in that is unlikely to cause harm. Supplementation with DuetDHA^ec may require additional dietary intake of calcium, magnesium and vitamin E to meet the RDA.

As with any prescription-strength product containing folic acid, omega-3 fatty acids, iron, or vitamins D and E, please adhere carefully to the recommended dosages. Folic acid may obscure the diagnosis of pernicious anemia. Supplementation with omega-3 fatty acids should be avoided in patients with inherited or acquired bleeding diatheses, including those taking anticoagulants. Keep this and all iron-containing products out of the reach of children. See full Prescribing Information for complete usage and safety data.