One a Day women's multi vitamin 250 tablets
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Customer Reviews of One a Day women's multi vitamin 250 tablets
Customer Review: No problems at all (doesn't make me sick!)
Summary: 5 Stars
I've been taking this particular One-A-Day since early this year as recommended by my doctor (after I hit "50") and have had no problems at all. I never take any vitamins or supplements without first eating something (not necessarily a full meal either, just something light like homemade yogurt or a granola bar) and I have not experienced any nausea or ill feelings at all.
I have to wonder if those that have reported experiencing problems with this supplement may also be experiencing similar problems with other supplements(?) For those experiencing stomach problems, they might want to look into probiotics. I started taking probiotics two years ago and only take them twice a year for about a month each time. Since then I haven't experienced any acid reflux or heartburn like I used to get occasionally. I found out about probiotics from a book I bought on Amazon.com "The HOPE Formula: The Ultimate Health Secret by Brenda Watson".
Customer Review: Got sick and dizzy from taking
Summary: 2 Stars
I was very concerned about starting taking a multivitamin because they aren't regulated by the FDA, but I found out that the "one-a-day" company submitted its product for voluntary review to ConsumerLab and USP, and passed both tests for product purity and safety. So...I ignored that people said it made them sick, because I assumed that you just needed to take it with food (in fact, their website recommends taking it AFTER a meal). But, even with that in mind, it STILL made me feel nauseous and dizzy. I'd never felt so horrible in my life - I felt like I had the flu every time I took this pill. Like other reviewers, I do NOT have a weak stomach - spicy or bitter foods don't bother me. I think I'm going to try one-a-day's powdered drink instead - since it doesn't say to take it with food (so I am assuming it doesn't make you sick). stay tuned....Customer Review: Multi-vitamins are good, stomach pains are not so good
Summary: 2 Stars
I am glad that One-A-Day has created multi-vitamins specifically targeting women but honestly, I do not feel a big difference between taking these multi-vitamins versus not taking them. Perhaps the effects are more passive and minute, but then again I don't think anyone is waiting for an energy drink effect from taking the vitamins to begin with.
There is one thing that I have to advise though, DO NOT, never ever, take these vitamins with an empty stomach! Please take after a meal. The effects of the pills on your stomach is extremely painful. It makes my stomach feel sick and also induces the feeling of puking. It took me a long time to figure out that One-A-Day caused this.
I believe in taking multi-vitamins to complete an active and healthy lifestyle, but I don't want to be fearing a sick stomach to get there.
Customer Review: GOOD VITAMIN TO TAKE BUT MAKES ME SICK!
Summary: 3 Stars
These vitamins are good, they have changed my hair and nails for the better. I also have noticed a big difference in my energy level and menstral cycle. The only thing I dont like is that I absolutely have to take this on a completely FULL stomach. I would never be dumb enough to take on an empty stomach, but even when I take after a small meal I will feel sick. Its crucial I eat a big full-filling meal first. I have experienced nausea so bad that Ive actually thrown up after taking this. I have even gotten diarrhea before because i took this with only a small breakfast. Very important how you take it. Other than that my only concern is why in the world would anyone pay $30 for these vitamins online?? You can get them at the grocery store for like $6 bucks! Just something to think about...Customer Review: Sick
Summary: 1 Stars
I feel nauseous when I eat this vitamin even with a meal. I've never experienced this before with other multi-vitamins. If I only take half of a vitamin, it usually eliminates the nausea.
Also, I started taking these in August and around that time I started experiencing acne, some quite painful, for the first time (I'm in my mid-20s and didn't break out at all during my teens). I just realized that there might be a correlation and I read somewhere online that one other person experienced this too. I might be hyperthyroid, so I don't want to blame all my ills on this vitamin, but for two weeks I forgot to take the vitamin and my skin cleared up. I'm going to stop taking this vitamin and see what happens.