Prenatal Vitamin Calculator

Find out which prenatal vitamins and doses are right for you.

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How to Use the Prenatal Vitamin Calculator

Find out which prenatal vitamins and doses are right for you.

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Add the details requested in the form. Use the most recent measurements, dates, or figures you have.

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Read the result together with the notes below it. Estimates are most useful when you compare them with your own context.

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Save the result, try a related tool, or speak with a doctor, lactation consultant, childcare provider, or financial adviser when needed.

Singapore note: bring important pregnancy results to your antenatal visits at KKH, NUH, SGH, or your private obstetrician so your care team can interpret them clinically.

Medical Disclaimer: This tool is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Results are estimates only. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical decisions. In an emergency, call 995 (Singapore) immediately.

Key Prenatal Vitamins: What You Need and Why

NutrientWhy It MattersDaily TargetSingapore Sources
Folic AcidPrevents neural tube defects; critical in first 12 weeks400–800 mcgSupplement + kai lan, spinach, lentils
IronSupports increased blood volume and prevents anaemia27 mgRed meat, tofu, dark greens + vitamin C
CalciumFetal bone and teeth development1,000 mgDairy, tofu, ikan bilis, edamame
DHA (Omega-3)Brain and eye development200–300 mgSalmon, sardines, prenatal DHA supplement
IodineThyroid function and fetal brain development220 mcgIodised salt, seaweed, seafood
Vitamin DCalcium absorption, immune function600 IUSunlight, fortified milk, supplement
CholineBrain development, often low in prenatal vitamins450 mgEggs (2/day provides ~250mg), meat, fish
Vitamin B12Nerve development, especially important for vegans2.6 mcgMeat, eggs, dairy, or supplement if vegan
Most prenatal vitamins do NOT contain enough choline or DHA. Always check the label and supplement separately if needed.

For a full guide to eating well during pregnancy, visit the Pregnancy Hub →

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