Wow! You’ve got a lot to juggle in the next few months as you plan for your baby’s arrival. Once you’re a mom, you’ll have even more on your plate.

And speaking of plates - your prenatal nutrition needs will change significantly, both throughout pregnancy and while breast-feeding. Even if you’re watching your diet and making sure to eat right, you’re likely to need more of certain vitamins and minerals than you might usually get (Bartley 2005; Guidelines for Perinatal Care: AAP and ACOG 2002).

Knowing that you’re making healthy choices can give you peace of mind. But wouldn’t it be great if someone helped make those important diet during pregnancy choices simpler?

That's why we designed New Gluten Free DuetDHA Complete to help make sure you and your baby get what you need – before you conceive, during pregnancy and after you deliver.

1. The Right Amounts

• 18 vitamins, minerals, and nutrients designed to help you meet the Institutes of Medicine RDA pregnancy nutrition guidelines (Dietary Reference Intake Table—The Complete Set 2004)
• Nutrients are within the Institutes of Medicine’s upper limits (UL) for safety and tolerability (Dietary Reference Intake Table—The Complete Set 2004)
• Omega-3 long chain fatty acids (DHA & EPA) to help meet the World Health Organizations recommendations. (Kris-Etherton 2002)

2. The Right Kinds

• High Quality Omega-3 long chain fatty acids including both DHA and EPA
• Enteric Coated omega 3's designed to help with reducing heartburn and burpback (Belluzzi 1996)
• Iodine to support brain, muscle, heart and kidney development (Sahakian 1991, Kris-Etherton 2002)
• An innovative blend of iron
• Folate in the form of folic acid

3. The Right Balance

• Once-daily dosing
• In conformance with USP, GMP, and GOED Standards and Methods

Ask your doctor if New Gluten Free DuetDHA Complete is the answer for you and your baby

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, including those taking anticoagulants, with inherited or acquired bleeding diatheses. Keep this and all iron containing products out of the reach of children.See full Prescribing Information for complete usage and safety data.

RDAs are established under the 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–the largest daily amount of a vitamin, mineral, or other nutrient consumed or taken that is unlikely to cause harm. Supplementation with DuetDHA Complete may require additional dietary intake of calcium, magnesium, and vitamin E to meet the RDAs for pregnancy.