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Are alive! women's ultra potency vitamins safe to take during pregnancy?
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Probably not: I would stay away from "ultra-potency" vitamins in pregnancy. One has to be careful about vitamins that are potentially harmful to your fetus, such as vitamin a. Your ob/gyn should be able to review theses doses with you and you should take the bottle in to them so they can review these doses.
Answered 8/23/2017
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