I have been using Vitabiotics Pregnacare Him & Her supplements for the past three days to support pre-pregnancy health. However, after noticing a significant change in the color of my urine, I reviewed the product’s ingredients and was deeply disappointed to find harmful additives such as iron oxide and titanium dioxide. Scientific studies have shown that these substances can potentially cause DNA damage, which is especially concerning for a product designed for reproductive health.
As someone taking this supplement for pre-pregnancy support, I trusted Vitabiotics to provide safe and beneficial ingredients. Discovering such questionable components in a product intended for couples preparing for pregnancy has left me both emotionally distressed and physically concerned.
I am not satisfied with the product and no longer trust its safety. Therefore, I demand a full refund for the Pregnacare Him & Her product and expect an official explanation regarding why these controversial ingredients are included in a pregnancy supplement. I request that Vitabiotics reconsider its formulation and prioritize consumer health over cost. Please resolve this matter promptly and confirm my refund process.
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