Ritual reviews and discussion

I used the prenatal subscription. I had one issue with the canister being damaged, and the customer service was helpful in fixing the issue and sending a replacement. The pills are fine and don't have a gross aftertaste, but there wasn't a difference to me for the price.

I’ve tried both the multivitamin and the protein powder. I had a severe allergic reaction to the multivitamin. I have no idea what ingredient caused my reaction. The vitamins taste terrible. Mine was a mint flavor but it also has fish oil in it so it was like swallowing a minty fish. Not good. They have a subscription service. I ordered 3 months worth of MVI in my first order and they all expired within 2 months of me receiving the product so the last bottle would be expired before I was able to start it. They have really good customer service. They gave me a credit for the third bottle. The protein powder is great. It’s a pea protein powder. Vanilla flavor. I use it in my overnight oats. I’ve tried mixing it in their shaker bottle but it’s very hard to mix because it clumps together and to the sides of the bottle. The taste is pretty good compared to other protein powders.

Because of the beautiful packaging and unexpected scent/flavor, it actually makes me want to take my vitamins everyday!

I love the vitamins; the taste is great, and I feel a lot more energetic when I am taking them consistently. I would like to try their protein powder, but struggle to justify the cost of it all.

Loved these vitamins

Great aesthetic, convenient subscription, but not worth the price. Other multivitamins have more nutrients, with science supporting them, at a fraction of the cost

I was a ritual subscriber for about 6 months in 2019. I loved the ease but quickly felt like the cost just wasn’t worth the benefits. I feel my daily multivitamin does the trick without the pretty branding

I’ve taken their multivitamin, prenatal, and now postnatal. Easy to take and remember to take, and I haven’t really gotten sick so I think it’s working? I love that I’m getting all the basics I need, nothing more or less

I really like this brand, I felt good taking these vitamins. They are very transparent about ingredients and why they are important. I appreciate educating customers. However, it just got a bit too expensive for my budget.

I take the women prenatal vitamin and use the essential protein powder. I'm on my first pregnancy and couldn't find a prenatal vitamin that didn't make me nauseous. A girlfriend suggested ritual and it was a game changer. I can take the vitamins anytime of day, with or without food and they have this wonderful hint of lemon that doesn't make you burp gross smells. The protein powder is light and has a vanilla taste. It's not chalky or thick, but the perfect accent to my daily fruit smoothies.

I can't comment about the quality of the supplements, but I was intrigued by the innovative formulations and decided to try it out. Of course, like so much else these days, Ritual works on a subscription model. After a few months I realized I wasn't remembering to take them enough and the cost was just too much to stay subscribed. The brand seems to have a very good ethic with regards to how they source and package the supplements, but it's too young of a brand to have the solid track record of some of the older brands such as Solgar. Since taking supplements is largely an act of faith, it's crucial to trust the source. It's not that I don't trust Ritual—but I can't justify spending top price for a relatively young brand of supplements.

I use to always get migraines - ever since I started taking ritual I rarely do- I must have been lacking in my vitamins prior because I feel great now. Love the minty after taste.

Love their education first approach. I definitely trust their formulation and love the transparency.

I love the women's daily multivitamin. The company has taken pains to include the vitamins you want to see in a multi and produced it to have a pleasant, fresh scent. The soft capsule form vs a hard pill makes it more palatable too. The recurring subscription makes supply a no-brainer.

I used these for a few years but eventually got behind on taking them and the bottles started stacking up. The subscription model is not the easiest to modify. A friend of mine who works in pharmacy had questions about some of the ingredients. It is convenient to have an all-in-one multivitamin that's shipped monthly on a subscription model. Overall, these were... fine.

Great, high quality vitamins and customer service. No complaints!

Just started taking ritual vitamins and so far they are very light on the stomach and the lemon scent is a nice touch to help them go down easy. My only gripe is that it is cheaper to subscribe to the service through Amazon until I tried to cancel on the primary site and they offered a discount for a few months. Would rather shop direct and be rewarded for that!

I’ve been trying to figure out if the synbiotic works for months and if I’m still questioning it, I’m going to go ahead and say they don’t make enough of a difference to justify the cost. I have a lot of digestive issues and I was really interested in Ritual’s survivability testing and transparency. Most probiotics don’t offer that kind of detail, so I definitely commend the brand for that. Unfortunately, it just doesn’t seem to make a difference for me.

Quality multi vitamin, with multiple benefits. Also love the fact that the capsules are clear and there is a mint taste to them. Seem to give me energy and are pretty reliable in terms of vitamin brands.

I've only being taking Ritual's 18+ supplement for about 2 weeks. So far, I've noticed minor improvement to energy. Hopeful as time goes on that I'll notice improvements in other areas of my health.