After three pregnancies and years looking after women in clinic, I couldn't find a prenatal I'd give my own patients... so I made one.
Formulated to perfection.
Melanie built Naternal after reading the label on her own prenatal — and finding cheap forms, missing nutrients and under-dosing across the board. Every product since has followed the same rule: the right ingredient, in the right form, at the dose the research actually used.
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The right forms, not the cheap ones
Quatrefolic methyl-folate instead of synthetic folic acid. Iron bisglycinate instead of ferrous sulfate. Algae-based DHA kept separate so it stays fresh. Every ingredient is chosen in the form your body can actually use — even when it costs more capsule space and more to make.
02.
Dosed at levels that mean something
Every ingredient chosen for a reason. Every ingredient left out for a reason too.
That formula became EverNatal. And the rest of the Naternal range followed the same philosophy: give women the highest-quality, highest-dose supplements available — formulated by a practitioner who has actually lived through preconception, pregnancy, postpartum, and breastfeeding. Four times.
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Left out on purpose
No iron in EverNatal, because iron needs are personal — IronBiotic exists so you can dose to your own bloods. No fillers, no gluten, soy, dairy, nuts or egg. What's missing from the label is as deliberate as what's on it.
04.
Tested, then tested again
Every batch third-party tested by independent labs. Every product TGA listed. Formulated by a degree-qualified naturopath who's lived preconception, pregnancy and postpartum four times over.
