Webber Naturals DHA 400mg Prenatal Omega-3 60 Softgels

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Webber Naturals DHA 400mg Prenatal – Brain Development Support for Mother & Baby Webber Naturals DHA 400mg Prenatal provides a concentrated dose of docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) — the most critical omega-3 fatty acid for foetal brain and eye development. DHA accumulates rapidly in the foetal brain during the third trimester and the first years of life.

Maternal DHA supplementation during pregnancy is associated with improved cognitive outcomes, visual acuity, and reduced risk of preterm birth. This premium prenatal-grade supplement from Webber Naturals is purified and tested to ensure safety for both mother and developing baby.

Key Features of Webber Naturals DHA 400mg Prenatal 400mg DHA per softgel — a therapeutic dose for foetal brain development support Purified and tested for heavy metals, PCBs, and contaminants — safe for pregnancy Supports foetal brain cortex and retina development during critical periods May reduce risk of preterm labour and support maternal mood postpartum Gentle lemon-flavoured to minimise fishy aftertaste during pregnancy Uses of Webber Naturals DHA Prenatal Used to supplement maternal DHA intake during pregnancy and breastfeeding, support foetal and infant brain and visual development, reduce risk of perinatal depression, and provide adequate DHA for breast milk when breastfeeding.

How to Use Webber Naturals DHA Prenatal Take 1 softgel daily with a meal during pregnancy and breastfeeding, or as directed by your obstetrician or midwife. Take with food to minimise any fishy taste reflux. Product Specifications Brand Webber Naturals Generic Name Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) Omega-3 Physical Form Softgel Capsule Strength/Potency 400mg DHA Units in Pack 60 Softgels Country of Origin Canada Manufacturer Webber Naturals Ltd.

Storage Instructions Store below 25°C in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Refrigerate after opening to preserve omega-3 freshness and reduce fishy taste. Keep out of reach of children. Warnings & Precautions Consult your obstetrician before taking any supplement during pregnancy.

If you have a fish or shellfish allergy, check the source of DHA — algae-based DHA alternatives are available. Omega-3 at very high doses may have mild blood-thinning effects — inform your healthcare provider. Possible Side Effects Generally very well tolerated.

Some women may experience mild fishy aftertaste or burping. Taking with a meal and refrigerating the capsules helps minimise this. Enteric-coated formulas are also available. Frequently Asked Questions Why is DHA so important during pregnancy? DHA makes up approximately 97% of the omega-3 fatty acids in the brain and 93% in the eye.

Rapid accumulation of DHA in the developing foetal brain occurs from week 26 of pregnancy — adequate maternal DHA is essential for optimal neural and visual development. How much DHA do pregnant women need? Most health organisations recommend 200–300mg DHA daily during pregnancy.

Higher doses of 400–600mg are considered safe and may provide additional cognitive benefit. Follow your obstetrician’s recommendation. Can I get enough DHA from eating fish? Oily fish is an excellent DHA source, but pregnant women are advised to limit certain fish due to mercury content.

A purified, tested DHA supplement provides a reliable, safe alternative. Does DHA supplementation improve baby’s intelligence? Several studies have shown associations between higher maternal DHA intake and improved cognitive scores, visual acuity, and attention in children.

While not a guarantee of intelligence, adequate DHA provides the best foundation for brain development. Is this DHA supplement safe throughout all three trimesters? Yes — DHA is safe and beneficial throughout all three trimesters and during breastfeeding. DHA demand increases significantly in the third trimester when foetal brain growth is most rapid.

Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only. Always discuss prenatal supplementation with your obstetrician or midwife for personalised pregnancy nutritional guidance.

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