Ritual reviews and discussion

I really like that Ritual is transparent about where they source their ingredients. I took the prenatal vitamins throughout my pregnancy and the postnatals after…It was super easy having these sent to my house every month, but the frequency was definitely messed up during the holidays. There was a time they were sent too late and because of processing/shipping time I had to go out and buy prenatals from the market from another brand to take while I waited for them to arrive. I contacted customer service about it and they weren’t very helpful.

I like how a convenient the vitamins are as they have multi vitamins in 2 capsules however they taste truly awful. I can barely swallow the pills without wanting to gag because of the taste. The brand has tried to eliminate the taste with a mint coating but I honestly don't feel like it helps at all. I also didn't really see the effect of having so many vitamins rather than taking separate supplements by themselves.

These vitamins taste great and are one of the only brands I have tried that do not make me nauseous. I see a significant improvement in my mental and physical health when I am regularly taking the multivitamin.

Good for people who don't have regular medical checkups and thus don't maintain a healthy relation with vitamins and food

I've only ventured into their protein powders, but it is my go-to! I absolutely love it. Creamy mix-up without being too chalky as some powders do.

I take them every day and it’s super convenient! Taste is fine too.

Maybe I’m just not a vitamin guy? Felt nothing taking these. Also sometimes the capsules burst and there’s an awful fish taste that won’t leave your mouth for hours.

LOVE the concept, packaging, ingredients and minty taste of them when taking the supplement. No fishy taste going down. I did get fishy taste after it was consumed, though. But that could just be me!

Most multivitamins have given me stomach issues, but I can take these on an empty stomach. Kinda pricey but worth it.

I've been taking these for a while now and can feel a difference. i also can take them on an empty stomach

I'm a huge fan of Ritual and have been taking their essential multivitamin for a couple of years now. I appreciate the transparent science behind why they put in what vitamins/minerals they do into the capsules along with how traceable the ingredients are. It's convenient, decently affordable, and I really have noticed a difference in my energy after taking these. My skin and my hair have also benefitted. They also offer amazing flexibility when it comes to managing your subscription and bundling in other products.

Have been using their multivitamins for 2 years now and absolutely love!

They seem like a solid multivitamin, but nothing innovative beyond being DTC.

I love ritual. I compared to "care of" and and liked that this was a one stop pill

I like these vitamins a lot. I took the women's multi and felt it gave me slightly more energy throughout my days. However, I do not think they are fully worth the price point they are. There is not enough of a change to my overall well-being to justify and there are cheaper alternatives.

I took ritual vitamins for a long time, probably 2 years. The vitamins are great: they look cool and don’t have a funky taste. You take 2 a day, which is fine, but since I take so many supplements I prefer to just take 1. I like them, I feel they function like any daily vitamin does, but it’s truly hard to tell if theres a difference when there’s other supplements in your routine.

I liked the lemony taste and aesthetic branding.

The scent of the pills gets old really fast and there’s actually not enough of any of the supplements to make a difference so I had to take additional supplements anyways. Nice packing though

I've purchased their prenatal vitamins and their essential protein and I really like both. The vitamins have a lemon scent which I've never experienced in a vitamin and makes the experience of taking them surprisingly enjoyable. I like that their protein has a transparent supply chain and ingredient origins.

They're vitamins branded as modern DTC products. Nothing wrong with vitamins, but don't expect more than it is.