TLDR Review: GNC Women's Active Multivitamin
Pros
- •Effective as a nron supplement, suitable for those with iron sensitivities.
- •Lonerm user satisfaction with consistent results over several years.
- •Comprehensive vitamin coverage, making it a good choice for overall nutrition.
- •Noticed a significant positive difference in weleing compared to another brand after three weeks of use.
- •Helpful for those who cannot take iron, with no iron included in the formula.
Cons
- •Disappointment in ingredient quality; use of noSP grade talc raises safety concerns.
- •The taste of the natural vanilla mint flavor with Stevia is unpleasant.
- •Significant changes in the ingredient formula compared to the previous version, including reduced Vitamin A and absence of folate.
- •New formula contains unexpected 150 mg of iodine.
- •Concerns about quality after GNC was sold to a Chinese governmenwned company.
- •Increased fillers and decreased Vitamin C in comparison to the Ultra Mega Gold version.
- •Lacks some previously included ingredients like choline and a fruit & veggie blend.
Bottom Line
While the GNC Women's Active Multivitamin Without Iron effectively caters to those who require an iron-free supplement and has satisfied many long-term users, the significant formula changes and concerns regarding ingredient quality and taste can't be ignored. If you're seeking a multivitamin without iron but with more comprehensive ingredients, considering another brand with better reviews on ingredient quality might be worthwhile. The taste and formula alterations may not suit everyone, especially those who enjoyed the previous formulation.
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