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Both the Centers for Disease Control and the National Academy of Science Institute of Medicine both recommend a minimum of 400 mcg folic acid daily before pregancy. Other, less conservative authorities recommend double that amount.
Most -- but not all -- prenatal multis cover the basics well enough. The two things you should look for are calcium and magnesium. Both take up a lot of space in a pill, so many multis do not supply a lot. If the prenatal you choose is low in either of these, you should make sure you're getting enough in the diet. And if not, either eat more, or look to supplements. .....more about Prenatal Multivitamins.
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