Jul 012013
New Chapter Every Woman Multivitamins, 120 Count
- Whole Food Multi Vitamins + Herbs + Minerals formulated specifically for the needs of every man and every woman
- Cultured, organic herbal blends provide energy & stress support and promote hormone, immune system, heart, and digestive health
- Two-a-day formula is easy-to-take, easy-to-digest, and can be taken anytime ? even on an empty stomach!
Every Woman is an organic whole-food multivitamin formulated specifically for the needs of active women.
List Price: $ 81.95
Price: $ 26.80
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Great product!,
This multivitamin has been great for me! I went through many vitamins and I finally landed on this one due to the fact that I feel good taking it. The vitamins get mixed reviews on here, but I do find that the negative ones haven’t held true for me. I did my research on these and they have good ingredients, an easy dosage, and a good company mission statement.
As a preschool teacher, I take winters very seriously! When Fall hits, I break out my sanitizer and amp up my vitamin C intake to boot. I consider my multivitamin to be the backbone of my wellness routine. The fact that this one has added immune support is a plus for me. I have noticed shortened colds since I began taking this a little over a year ago.
I also compared prices at Max Wellness where I found the product for almost 50% more money than it is on Amazon and I was told that it was the best women’s multi that they carried. All of this considered, I find this to be a great product at a great price!
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|Great Multi,
This is the only multivitamin that I’ve taken that doesn’t upset my stomach or cause endless vitamin burps. The pills are not too big, and they contain exactly what I want.
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|BUYER BEWARE – INFERIOR TO THE PRODUCT IT REPLACES,
I just sent an email to New Chapter Organics. I’ll be interested to learn why they drastically cut the potency of these vitamins versus the original Every Woman. They have also changed the recommended dose to two tablets daily where the old ones recommended three. So what we have here is a multivitamin that is about 25% less potent than what it replaced, meaning that you would have to take TWICE AS MANY as recommended to achieve the same degree of potency. To explain, let’s take, for example, the IUs of vitamin A that you USED to get with the old vitamins (10,000) (at 3x/day), meaning each vitamin has about 3,333 IUs of Vitamin A. With the ‘new enhanced formula’ vitamins, you’re getting a total of 5,000 IUs for 2/day, meaning that each one has 2,500 IUs. Therefore, you have to take twice as many to get the same potency (4 x 2,500 = 10,000). Now, if you’re okay with a lower potency, fine, but just be aware that it’s more money in their pockets for what they’re touting as an ‘enhanced’ product with the same name, that you have to take twice as many of to get the same results. Just what exactly have they enhanced? Oh, wait! They’ve added Vitamin K-2, whatever that is, which wasn’t in the original product, to the tune of 10 micrograms, about 12% of our DV. Yay.
See my old review on the old vitamins. They WERE the best vitamins I’ve ever taken, including Swanson, which I tried and with which I was unimpressed, and Trader Joe’s with nearly identical supplement ingredients and potencies, with which I was also unimpressed. I just really hardly ever got sick when I took the New Chapters. I don’t know why. I usually don’t have such allegiances to products, because I know they come and go, but I’m disappointed that the formulation has changed, and I’m really disappointed in New Chapter’s bait-and-switch tactics. You’ll now have the privilege of paying 70% more for the equivalent of the same product, it just won’t look that way if you don’t look at the potency amount. I won’t explain the math; just trust me.
I won’t buy these, EVER.
Oh, and to the person who didn’t look at the serving size and thought it had doubled, there used to be an Every Woman One Daily and still is. This was never that product. It’s always been a 3-a-day, at least until now.
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