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Serving and label record

Recorded serving: 1 tablet

Recorded active amount: Not recorded

Product form: Tablet

These are database entries, not a personalized dose recommendation. A serving size alone does not establish daily frequency, age suitability, duration, or route of use. Follow the directions on your exact package; formulations and country-specific labels can differ.

Record verification date: 2026-07-27

This date describes the product record; it does not confirm that every warning or allergen field has been reviewed.

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Allergens and inactive ingredients

Allergy-related notes in the database, not a complete verified allergen declaration:

• Review gelatin, fish oil, soy, dairy, gluten, and major allergen statements on the current label.

Complete ingredient list, contains/may-contain statements, and manufacturing cross-contact information: not confirmed by this summary. Check the current package or manufacturer. Do not treat a dietary preference filter as an allergen guarantee.

What to compare

Caution depends on allergies, medical conditions, medication use, pregnancy or breastfeeding, dose, and total intake.

Product Context

Women's Multi is a Multivitamin product from One A Day. Label context includes Tablet, serving size 1 tablet, Price context: $0.15 per serving estimate at last check; retailer prices can change.

Ingredient and Goal Context

Connected ingredients: Multivitamin, Vitamin A, Vitamin B12, Folate, Iodine, Biotin. Connected goals: Daily Maintenance, Energy, Immunity, Bone Health, Skin Support, Hair Support.

Safety and Uncertainty

• Iron and vitamin K should be checked against personal need and medication context.
• Medication: Vitamin K can matter for warfarin or other vitamin K antagonist therapy.
• Medication: Minerals such as iron, calcium, magnesium, or zinc may need timing separation from some medications if advised.
• Condition: Iron-containing multis may not fit people who do not need iron or who have iron overload concerns.
• Condition: Iodine, vitamin A, vitamin D, and vitamin K may need extra review for some health conditions.
• Allergy: Review gelatin, fish oil, soy, dairy, gluten, and major allergen statements on the current label.
• Possible side effect: Nausea, constipation, stomach upset, aftertaste, or gummy sugar tolerance can matter for repeat use.
• Dose: Avoid stacking multiple multivitamins or combining with high-dose single nutrients without checking totals.
• Pregnancy/Breastfeeding: Use a pregnancy-specific prenatal product and professional guidance when pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding.
• Surgery: Ask about supplements before planned procedures, especially if the product includes vitamin K, fish oil, herbs, or higher-dose nutrients.
• Ingredient context: Check overlapping nutrients, iron, vitamin K, iodine, fat-soluble vitamins, and total intake across products.

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