Ritual

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.

I can definitely see a difference when taking the women multivitamins

I honestly only buy these because of the sleek packaging and cool capsules, but after about 5 months of taking them my daily life is definitely improved! They are all sourced ethically and traceable and I am a huge fan!

I was originally sold on Ritual due to its branding and 'for skeptics, by skeptics' tagline... Count me in! I had never taken a multivitamin in my adult life (unless an occasional gummy vitamin from the kids I babysat for counts), so I didn't really have anything to compare my experience with Ritual to. I *thought* it was working when I was taking it religiously, but who really knows. I really liked the mint flavoring to the capsules which made taking them easy, but I wasn't the most disciplined, and eventually, two bottles had arrived in the mail since I had last taken them. It was pretty easy to cancel once I really fell out of routine, but I still have those two full bottles sitting in my medicine cabinet eyeing me every time I walk by.

Bought the OG "Instagram Vitamins" subscription because I was impressed by how well researched & sourced all the ingredients were. The mint tab they include makes the pills very palatable and easy to take everyday. I also loved the monthly updates they gave you - "You've been taking Ritual for 2 months now so you're now experiencing x health benefit"

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'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.

I was taking the multivitamin before (keep meaning to order more) I like that it has something minty in it so you don’t have weird burps or get indigestion from the supplements.

I want to be a vitamin person and I tried the mens version for 2 months. Unfortunately I just didn't feel any impact to make it worth the cost. I will say that if you take it on an empty stomach, it won't hurt make you feel sick like some vitamins.

I love that the womens multi vitamin is completely vegan and that the company gives full transparency for where they source the ingredients in the product and they also explain what each vitamin they include is for and why it’s important. I also really liked that the mint flavoring capsules masks the taste of the vitamins while you are taking them. Unfortunately I get all vitamin flavor in the inevitable after burps.

I really enjoy the scented pills, but I think the best part about Ritual is that they're the only multivitamin for women I've found that also has magnesium and iron, as well as vitamin D. I'm anemic so the iron helps, and magnesium isn't typically included in other multivitamins.

After using it for about 2 years, I can't say with confidence that it's "totally changed my life" or anything. But it did get me into the good habit of taking a multivitamin daily. I've tried that many, many times in the past but hated the taste, the texture, the way they often made my stomach feel. This one is great! Can take it at any time of the day, don't have to take it with food, and doesn't taste horrible.

Use the daily multivitamin + daily shakes. Really enjoy the shakes on my end and recommend mixing the protein powder with a bit of oat milk (comes out delicious and can be a snack or meal replacement).

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

I like their daily multivitamins, but the protein powder gave me a weird reaction where I started getting eczema on my face. I get this reaction from whey protein, which theirs is not. It made me a bit concerned and the rash went away when I quit using the powder.

I tried ritual for a while - I think it’s important to know where your vitamins are sourced and what ingredients are used to create the product - the packaging was cool and the capsules themselves are very interesting! However I really couldn’t get over the taste. Minty + Fishy don’t go well together. I know ultimately it’s gonna be swallowed and go inside my body, but the experience to get to swallowing was slightly dreadful.

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.

Pros: great branding & subscription management Cons: questionable efficacy (I really didn’t notice any difference) & overpriced considering the active ingredients (which are cheaper elsewhere albeit without as good of branding)

I have been buying the Essential Protein for over a year now and it is my go-to protein powder. It's a very mild flavor, making it the perfect base for adding fruit or other flavoring. But it's also great on its own, and isn't overpowering. My biggest gripe with protein powders is the fake sweet taste from stevia and grittiness and I love this powder because it has neither! If you're looking for a plant-based protein powder, I'd recommend this one. I'd say the only complaint I have is the auto shipping. If you want an extended pause you have to write into customer support, to have them do it for you which is an annoying extra step.

Love the concept - did not see a difference after almost six months.