references
Environmental Health: "Human Health Implications of Organic Food and Organic Agriculture: A Comprehensive Review"
Center for Food Safety: "GE Food & Your Health"
USDA: "Organic Labeling Standards"
International Journal of Preventive Medicine: "Relation Between Body Iron Status and Cardiovascular Risk Factors in Patients With Cardiovascular Disease"
National Institutes of Health: "Calcium and Vitamin D: Important at Every Age"
Office on Women's Health: "Folic Acid"
National Institutes of Health: "B12"
NSF: "What Is NSF Certification?"
MedlinePlus: "Maca"
National Institutes of Health: "Saw Palmetto"
USDA: "Dietary Guidelines for Americans"
USP: "About USP"
SmartyPants Vitamins: "Our Testing Process"
Mayo Clinic: "Vitamin D"
Harvard Health Publishing: "Health benefits of taking probiotics"
International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering: "What is GMP?"
Choosing an organic multivitamin free from pesticides makes sense when your goal is improved health.
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- How We Chose
- Best for Women
- Best for Men
- Best Budget-Friendly
- Best Prenatal
- Best Easy-to-Take for Men
- Best Easy-to-Take for Women
- Why Choose Organic?
- What to Look For
A note on language: It’s very typical for supplement makers to have options geared toward either women or men. That’s because the nutritional needs of people assigned female at birth (AFAB) often differ from those of people assigned male at birth (AMAB), particularly during pregnancy. In this article, we’ll use the terms “women” and “men” to match the brands’ language.
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This organic multi for women is recommended by dietitians.
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This organic multi for men is made from whole foods.
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This budget-friendly pick is from Costco's brand Kirkland.
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Costco ($21.99)
SmartyPants makes an organic multi for pregnancy.
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This store brand is certified organic, as well as being NSF-certified.
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Wegmans ($9.99)
This multi contains omega-3s, vitamins and probiotics.
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15 Foods You Don’t Always Need to Buy Organic
Always speak to your doctor or dietitian before starting a supplement. “While most people can safely take multivitamins, some may interfere with certain medications or be contraindicated for specific medical conditions,” Moskovitz says.
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Environmental Health: "Human Health Implications of Organic Food and Organic Agriculture: A Comprehensive Review"
Center for Food Safety: "GE Food & Your Health"
USDA: "Organic Labeling Standards"
International Journal of Preventive Medicine: "Relation Between Body Iron Status and Cardiovascular Risk Factors in Patients With Cardiovascular Disease"
National Institutes of Health: "Calcium and Vitamin D: Important at Every Age"
Office on Women's Health: "Folic Acid"
National Institutes of Health: "B12"
NSF: "What Is NSF Certification?"
MedlinePlus: "Maca"
National Institutes of Health: "Saw Palmetto"
USDA: "Dietary Guidelines for Americans"
USP: "About USP"
SmartyPants Vitamins: "Our Testing Process"
Mayo Clinic: "Vitamin D"
Harvard Health Publishing: "Health benefits of taking probiotics"
International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering: "What is GMP?"
