ProductsOne A Day Women's Complete Multivitamin

One A Day Women's Complete Multivitamin

35 ingredients identified

The takeaway

Nutritionally, this holds up fairly well. Less ideal: ultra-processed (nova 4) — industrial formulation, and contains an additive flagged 'avoid'. Contains Titanium Dioxide which is flagged to avoid.

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71out of 100
BProduct Score

Based on 35 ingredients and 7 nutrients

Why this grade

  • +7 essential nutrients identified
  • +Strong evidence for Magnesium
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Ingredients

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How the ingredients work together

Known interactions from published nutrition research — separate from the evidence grade.

Iron + Vitamin CWork together

Vitamin C markedly improves non-heme iron absorption by reducing it to its more absorbable form.

Calcium vs IronCompete

Calcium inhibits iron absorption when taken together. If you take this for the iron, consider spacing it from calcium-rich meals or supplements.

Calcium vs ZincCompete

High-dose calcium can reduce zinc absorption — the two compete for uptake pathways.

Iron vs ZincCompete

Iron and zinc compete for absorption when taken together at higher doses on an empty stomach.

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Discussion

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