Our Favorite Supplements From Needed’s 25% Off Mother’s Day Sale

Navigating the vitamin aisle of the grocery store can be overwhelming. Needed’s supplements are meant to make it a little easier with high-quality formulas delivered to your door each month. During the Mother’s Day sale, get 25% off new subscriptions with code MOTHER through May 18. The prices below are for a month-to-month subscription, but you’ll save more if you opt for a three or six-month supply.

_{Prices are accurate as of May 5, 2025. Subject to change.}

Immune Support

Everyone gets sick now and again, but it can disrupt a home’s schedule. Needed’s Immune Support formula is meant for the whole family, so it forgoes ingredients like echinacea and astragalus that young children couldn’t take. Needed has dose suggestions for children from 2 years old and up.

Prenatal Multi Capsules

Needed was created by two nutritionalist moms who felt that women’s pre- and postnatal nutrition care was lacking, so they put a lot of thought into their prenatal vitamins. Needed says its formula, unlike others, includes 26 nutrients in the correct forms and dosages, like 16 times more Choline — vital for neural tube formation for baby’s brain and spinal cord.

Hydration Support

A few years ago, I told my doctor that despite my constant water intake — I always have my Owala water bottle on hand — I still didn’t feel properly hydrated. She told me that I likely needed to add electrolytes to actually rehydrate myself properly. Needed’s pouches help replenish electrolytes like magnesium and potassium, with just one cup a day.

Cognitive Support

Mom brain is real, but even before having a baby, I felt a level of frustrating brain fog I wanted to reverse. We all occasionally enter a room and forget what we were planning on doing, but if you’re hoping to improve memory and focus, this supplement might help. Among its ingredients is ashwagandha, which supports cognitive health, and lion’s mane mushroom, which has been found to improve the hippocampus, the part of your brain that processes memories.

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