If these nutrients matter for fertility, why aren't they in the prenatal packs?Updated an hour ago

Calcium and Iron compete for absorption, and Iron is one of the most important nutrients in pregnancy. To keep Iron working as well as possible, we offer Calcium as a separate boost you take at a different time of day. That also gives you flexibility. Many people already get plenty of Calcium from food, so you can add it if you need it or if your provider recommends it. The Boost gives you 350 mg of Calcium and is designed for bedtime, thanks to the calming effects of Magnesium.