Nature Made Folic Acid 400 mcg (665 mcg DFE) Tablets, 250 Count (Pack of 3)

Buying a three pack of anything with 250 count on the label is a commitment. I made peace with it, and honestly the math is what sold me. Seven hundred fifty tablets at one a day is a two year supply for less than a couple of fancy coffees. The tablets are small and easily swallowed, with no coating weirdness and no taste to speak of. If you have trouble with horse pill sized supplements, these are the opposite problem. Value is the entire pitch. Per tablet, this is about as cheap as it gets from a brand that bothers with USP verification, which means the contents were independently checked against the label. Ease of use is fine, though the bottles use a standard child resistant cap that requires actual commitment on cold mornings. One thing worth knowing before purchase: store these somewhere cool and dry rather than a steamy bathroom cabinet, and pay attention to expiration dates when you are buying a supply this large. Two of my three bottles stay sealed in a pantry until needed. Simple product, honest price. Five stars.

Nature Made is a good reliable company. The only supplements I buy. They never smell bad and are easy to use.

I don't care what those "experts" say, it delayed my period for 10 days. And I'm not going to take it anymore no matter how it is recommended for all child-bearing age women. I took it from a couple of days before my expected period, and when my period didn't come, I thought I might be pregnant so I took it more seriously. Then it turns out it was just the folic acid. I know it because my period came the second day I stopped taking this. "Experts" might say that my anxiety about being pregnant delayed my period. I suggest somebody doing an experiment, find some twins, give one folic acid, the other one candy, let both think they are taking folic acid. I wonder if anyone have done this kind of experiment, but the information you can find on the internet about folic acid, pregnancy, and delayed period are just frustrating. It either gives people who want a child false hope: "folic acid doesn't delay your period, you must be pregnant." or unnecessarily scares people :"folic acid doesn't delay your period, your period must be messed up, go see a doctor." We need actual facts. The fact is I am not pregnant and my always regular period is delayed 10 days when I started taking folic acid, and I got my period right after stopping the intake of folic acid.

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So yes, I did purchase this because I am pregnant and need the discount this comes with for my long list of vitamins. The 3 pack pricing is really good considering I paid this amount for one bottle at my local grocery store (a chain). However I read up on everything I put in my body and I learned that Folic Acid can also help with depression, thinning hair and nails and bowel issues. Really? All the more reason for me to want to continue on after I give birth. For those postpartum mothers: you know the hair loss after birthing your child as well as the mood swings from the hormonal shift. Keeping up with the Folate (folic acid) even after giving birth can help with this. What can it hurt? I will update if I see any noticeable changes in my mood, and overall well being. I did reduce a star because it melts far too quickly - but I just had to have my water in my hand ready to sip the second I pop the pill in my mouth. Wish a coating would be added to the pill. But till then - just get your water ready first. To avoid the dusty, chalky feeling in the back of your throat.