Ritual creates simple and clean multivitamins that are straight from the planet.

Katerina Markov Schneider

Ritual brand's multivitamin products are lauded for their refreshing minty smell, high-quality, well-sourced ingredients, and convenient subscription model. However, the brand's probiotics have been questioned for their effectiveness, their products are considered pricey, and some users find the subscription model difficult to modify.

Ritual

Symbiotic

Protein powder

Multivitamin

Prenatal Vitamin

BioSeries Melatonin

Immunity

Supplements

I’ve used these for prenatal and postnatal vitamins. Packaging is cute and delivery is very convenient. 

I've long been a fan of the Symbiotic, one of the first supplements on the market combining a prebiotic, probiotic, and post-biotic into one. My digestion feels the improvement when I'm taking it versus when I'm not. Since then, I've added the Multivitamin and Hydracera (an early consumable Hyaluronic Acid supplement) into my daily routine. Ritual remains a brand I trust, from its ingredient sourcing to third-party testing. I highly recommend to anyone looking for a trusted supplement.

My favorite protein powder! Actually tastes good. I love the subscription system 

I've been using Ritual for the past several years now, and I appreciate knowing that my vitamins are well-sourced and have solid transparency on the ingredients. The minty tabs are also amazing and make a huge difference - and I love being able to pop them into other bottles after I finish each monthly supply.

I’ve been using their daily multivitamin for years. I love that it’s minty—this helps reduce the nausea (a chronic illness symptom) I’d otherwise get from swallowing it.

I tried ritual for three years off and on. The first year I felt great but over time I started getting lazy and didn’t take them. I think they are fine. 

I tried the ritual prenatals for a few months. I saw that the brand had been rated quite highly by professionals in that industry. I found that the price was quite high, but thought that I would try them as there is worse things to spend money on and thought that the product seemed like it would contain higher quality vitamins. I went for the lemony scent which was ok. Generally I liked the product and the subscription model. Eventually I cancelled my subscription as other prenatals had a more extensive list of vitamins and were cheaper. I might buy them again in the future. 

The subscription is great and I feel good about the ingredients. The mint flavor is nice for awhile but after about 6 months it started to just be really strong and the smell got to be a bit much. I wish they would have unflavored ones! But overall a good product.

It's not super easy to modify your subscription. I ended up canceling it. Not much of a difference after using it for about a year. 

Tried Ritual prenatal and post-natal. The subscription service was really easy to manage, but other than that I disliked: 
- the fish oil taste lingers
- pseudoscience claims (you don't actually need different post-natal vitamins)
- misinformation: 1) "clean" marketing is deceptive to consumers as it's a meaningless and unregulated term, and 2) they use (& specifically promote the use of) methylfolate instead of folic acid, despite the fact that folic acid is the only form of folate that has been shown to help prevent neural tube defects.

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