Ritual reviews and discussion

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 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.

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.

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.

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 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 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.

I've been using Ritual’s protein powder (Daily Shake) and honestly, it’s one of the cleanest, best-tasting plant-based proteins I’ve tried. It blends smoothly, has no weird aftertaste, and I love knowing exactly what’s in it—no shady additives or mystery ingredients. The vanilla flavor is subtle and not overly sweet, which I appreciate. I also like the brand’s transparency and how it's designed with specific life stages in mind.

Love Ritual multivitamins. They make me feel great! I know that there has been significant research into their vitamins and why they contain certain ingredients. I love that you can bundle them for a discount! Also, they use great eco-friendly and minimal packaging during shipping.

Overall, I like these multivitamins. The transparency about the ingredients and the clinical trial research are so important. Honestly, the flavor and the price are the only things that I don't like.

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

Love the product and transparency that surrounds sourcing of ingredients. I had noticeably more energy when I took these.

I love the brand mission & values, the look & feel of the vitamins themselves, and the ease of the subscription. That said, I have no idea if the vitamins actually did anything for me or my health, as I didn't feel any sort of difference after I started taking them.

Have been taking Ritual for two years now and it makes taking vitamins easy via subscription (otherwise I would always forget). I feel healthy and my bloodwork comes back just fine. This might be strange but they are also pretty to look at. I don't love the mint flavor because I sometimes take my vitamins with juice. I keep forgetting to ask if it has to be in there or if I can take it out.

I've tried the Women's and the Women's Prenatal. I believe a lot of strong research has gone into these vitamins which is why I chose the brand. Also the shipping/logistics/ux/customer service is all great.

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’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'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.