Natural Factors Folic Acid 400mcg 90 Tablets

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Natural Factors Folic Acid 400mcg – Standard Dose Neural Tube Protection for Women Natural Factors Folic Acid 400mcg provides the standard recommended dose of folate (Vitamin B9) for all women of childbearing age — the dose proven to reduce neural tube defect risk by up to 70% when taken before and during early pregnancy.

This simple, affordable supplement from the trusted Canadian brand Natural Factors delivers pure folic acid in an easy-to-swallow tablet with no unnecessary additives, making it ideal for daily long-term use. Key Features of Natural Factors Folic Acid 400mcg 400mcg folic acid per tablet — the exact standard dose for neural tube protection Proven to reduce the risk of neural tube defects (spina bifida, anencephaly) by up to 70% Supports red blood cell formation and prevents megaloblastic anaemia Essential for DNA synthesis and healthy cell division in all life stages 90-tablet pack — 3-month supply, excellent value for ongoing use Uses of Natural Factors Folic Acid 400mcg Used by women planning pregnancy and in the first 12 weeks of gestation for neural tube protection, for daily folate supplementation for women of reproductive age, to prevent and treat folate deficiency, to support red blood cell production, and to help regulate homocysteine levels for cardiovascular health.

How to Use Natural Factors Folic Acid 400mcg Take 1 tablet daily with water and food, or as directed by your healthcare professional. Women planning pregnancy should begin supplementation at least 1 month before conception (ideally 3 months). Continue through the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.

Product Specifications Brand Natural Factors Generic Name Folic Acid (Vitamin B9) Physical Form Tablet Strength/Potency 400mcg Units in Pack 90 Tablets Country of Origin Canada Manufacturer Natural Factors Nutritional Products Ltd. Storage Instructions Store below 25°C in a cool, dry place away from light and moisture.

Keep out of reach of children. Warnings & Precautions Women with epilepsy on anticonvulsants should consult their neurologist — folic acid may affect seizure thresholds for some medications. High-dose folic acid can mask Vitamin B12 deficiency symptoms. Consult a doctor if you have any underlying condition before starting supplementation.

Possible Side Effects Folic acid at 400mcg is essentially free of side effects and is one of the safest supplements available. Extremely rare reports of mild digestive discomfort. No known toxicity at standard doses. Frequently Asked Questions Is 400mcg folic acid enough for pregnancy? 400mcg is the standard recommended dose for healthy women.

Certain higher-risk groups (previous NTD pregnancy, diabetes, epilepsy, BMI over 30) may need 5mg (5000mcg) as prescribed by their doctor. Always confirm your required dose with your obstetrician. Can I get enough folic acid from food alone? Dietary folate is beneficial but not reliable enough for neural tube protection.

Supplementation with 400mcg daily is recommended for ALL women who could become pregnant, regardless of diet quality. Should men take folic acid? Folic acid supports sperm quality and DNA integrity. Some research suggests supplementation may improve male fertility outcomes.

Consult a doctor if you are trying to conceive. Is Natural Factors a reliable brand? Natural Factors is a Canadian supplement manufacturer with over 60 years in operation, with facilities that exceed GMP standards and extensive third-party testing protocols. Can I take this alongside a prenatal multivitamin? Most prenatal multivitamins already contain 400mcg folic acid.

Taking additional folic acid alongside a prenatal multivitamin may result in exceeding the recommended dose — check your prenatal vitamin content before adding a separate folic acid supplement. Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only. Always consult your obstetrician or midwife regarding supplementation during pregnancy or when planning to conceive.

Always read the label and use as directed by your doctor or pharmacist. This information is general and does not replace professional medical advice.