Multivitamins

Even people who live “perfect” lives — they eat the "right” foods, exercise the “right” amount, and sleep the "ideal” number of hours — can find that they still have nutritional deficiencies. And it might not be a matter of improving their diet or changing their lifestyle. Sometimes bodies, due to genetics and other factors, just work slightly differently than expected.

In some cases, people turn to multivitamins to try to help reduce these nutritional gaps. They come in a variety of forms for one’s comfort, including caplets, tablets, packets, soft chews, softgels, liquid, powders, veggie capsules, chewable tablets, vitamin packs, and more. Adults who struggle with taking pills or who want to please their inner child can chew multivitamin gummies for a fun, delicious, and health-minded addition to their day (These usually come in different flavors of fruit like orange or mixed berries. Who says kids get all the fun?).

What are the best vitamin packs to take?

That depends on a person’s health and personal needs. Because each body has its own needs, finding the right vitamin can be a different experience for everyone. Some people may get bloodwork done to find out their specific vitamin deficiencies. Others may decide to read every label, which can help them find a multivitamin that’s perfect for them. For example, prenatal vitamins are a popular choice when preparing for pregnancy, while women going through menopause have vastly different multivitamin needs.

Meanwhile, Vitapak programs are ideal for people looking to take their training or lifestyle to the next level. These regimens often come with a one-month supply per box. Inside are individually sealed, daily doses of multiple multivitamins, minerals, and other supplements that work together. A Vitapak program may be formulated for specific goals, such as calorie burn and mental clarity, which can include a multivitamin, and a few other supplements with caffeine for calorie burn and mental sharpness. Especially for those looking to kick-start a fitness regimen, Vitapak programs are a great way to simplify an often confusing process.

Another option are whole food multivitamins, which are formulated with fruits, vegetables, herbs, spices, and other natural ingredients. Generally, vegetarian capsules help people who have specific dietary preferences. People who are vegetarian or vegan in particular can take whole food multivitamins in vegetarian capsules without worrying about sacrificing their personal needs.

Are vitamin packs right for you?

With advice from a healthcare professional as well as proper research, a person can add a multivitamin pack to their daily routine to up their vitamin intake and help elevate their lifestyle. When it comes to determining the best multivitamin for men or the best multivitamin for women, that comes down to personal preference. No matter what, for every need, lifestyle, and preference, there’s a multivitamin or Vitapak program for everyone.