"Garden of Life “MyKind“ organic certified whole food women’s multi vitamin is well worth the relatively high price. All one has to do is look at the label of nutrients that included high amounts of all the basic vitamins, including vitamin K, folate, biotin, pantothenic acid, iodine, zinc, selenium, manganese, and chromium - all of which are supplied in amounts far over the DV recommended. So I have been using just one tablet instead of two. And have learned that one tablet works plenty well enough so a 60 tablet bottle will last twice as long. But on top of that it has an organic blend of a plethora of organic fruits and vegetables that takes a great deal of time to read. Also, it contains organic hormone and breast support blend of organic black cohosh root, organic tomato standard for lycopene fruit, organic turmeric standard for curcuminoids. Garden of Eden has applied for a patent on its special tablet and I can see why. It dissolves much faster than one would think a tablet would dissolve but, if one wants to, they can easily chew a tablet."

"I’ve been taking this for about 7 years give or take and I love it. It’s a good, high quality, complete (and then some) multivitamin but I noticed that it’s kicking me out of ketosis. My fault, I failed to recognize that it has dextrose and maltodextrin in it. If you’re not doing keto, this is a great multivitamin, I’m bummed I now need to find something else.

Just fyi, the formulary has not changed since Nestle took over Garden of life."