GNC Women's Antenatal Programme - Daily Supplement System, 30 Packs

Essential Nutrients for You and Your Baby

During pregnancy, getting the right nutrients is vital for both mother and child. The GNC Women's Antenatal Programme provides a carefully selected blend of vitamins and minerals to help meet the increased demands of this special time. Calcium (600 mg) supports the maintenance of normal bones and teeth, while iron (18 mg) contributes to the formation of red blood cells. Zinc (15 mg) plays a role in normal cell division and immune function. The formula also includes vitamin D for calcium absorption and niacin for energy metabolism. Plus, algae-based DHA (200 mg) is included, as DHA contributes to the normal development of the brain and eyes in the foetus and breastfed infants. These key nutrients work together to help fill nutritional gaps during pregnancy.

How to Take Your Daily Packs

This supplement system is organised into three daily components for ease of uses. Step one: take two prenatal caplets with food for the core vitamin and mineral blend. Step two: take one calcium caplet with food for extra bone support. Step three: take one algae-based DHA soft gel capsule for omega-3s. The entire system is designed to be taken together with a meal to optimise absorption and minimise stomach discomfort. Each pack in the 30-day supply is portioned for simplicity—just grab one pack per day to ensure you never miss a dose.

Why Choose This Antenatal Programme?

Unlike many prenatal vitamins that uses fish-derived DHA, GNC’s formula uses an algae-based source, making it suitable for those seeking a plant-based option. It is also free from artificial flavours, artificial colours, and dairy, addressing common sensitivities. GNC’s commitment to quality means each ingredient is carefully selected and tested to meet high standards, giving you confidence in what you are putting into your body. With over 85 years of experience in nutritional science, this programme prioritises both maternal health and foetal development.

When to Start and How to Uses

For best results, begin taking this antenatal supplement before conception and continue throughout pregnancy and while breastfeeding. Take the three steps daily with food and a full glass of water. If you experience any digestive discomfort, try taking them with a larger meal or as directed by your health care provider. Consistency is key to maintaining adequate nutrient levels for both you and your baby.

A Comprehensive Antenatal Supplement System

Antenatal nutrition is one of the most important factors in supporting a healthy pregnancy. GNC Women's Antenatal Programme is designed to provide a comprehensive blend of essential vitamins and minerals that help meet the increased nutritional demands of expectant mothers and their developing babies. This three-step daily system delivers key nutrients like calcium, iron, zinc, vitamin D, niacin, and algae-based DHA—all in a convenient, easy-to-follow regimen. The formula is free from artificial flavourings, colourings, and dairy.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I start taking antenatal vitamins?

It is generally recommended to begin an antenatal supplement at least one month before trying to conceive and continue through pregnancy and postpartum. The GNC Women's Antenatal Programme is formulated to support your nutritional needs during all these stages.

Can I take this if I have morning sickness?

Many women find that taking antenatal vitamins with food helps reduce nausea. If you experience sensitivity, you can try taking the supplements later in the day when symptoms may be milder. Always consult your health care provider for personalized advice.

Is this product suitable for vegetarians?

The DHA in this programme is derived from algae, making it a plant-based source. However, other ingredients may include non-vegetarian components. Please check the label or contact GNC for specific dietary details.

Does this supplement contain folic acid?

The GNC Women's Antenatal Programme includes nutrients like iron, zinc, and DHA, but the exact ingredient list should be verified on the packaging. If folic acid is a priority for you, consider discussing with your doctor.

This product is a food supplement. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease. Always read the label and follow directions for uses. Consult your health care provider before taking any supplement during pregnancy.