• OLLY prenatal softgels with essential folic acid, DHA, and nutrients to support healthy pregnancy and fetal development*
• Palmer's cocoa butter massage lotion helps improve skin elasticity and reduce the appearance of stretch marks
• Contains shea butter, natural oils, collagen, elastin, and lutein to keep skin moisturized for 48 hours
• OLLY softgels are easy to swallow, naturally colored, and have a hint of lemon and mint scent
• Non-greasy Palmer's lotion can be used all over the body in place of regular moisturizer

This bundle pairs OLLY's Ultra Strength Prenatal Multivitamin Softgels with Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula Massage Lotion to provide expectant mothers key nutrients and moisturization for healthy skin during pregnancy. The OLLY Prenatal Softgels deliver essential vitamins and nutrients like folic acid, choline, DHA, and vitamins C and E to support fetal development, brain and nervous system growth, and overall maternal health. These lemon-mint softgels are specially formulated to be gentle on the stomach with 60 capsules for a 30-day supply. Palmer's Cocoa Butter Massage Lotion helps improve skin elasticity and reduce the appearance of stretch marks. It contains cocoa butter, shea butter, natural oils, collagen, elastin and lutein to deeply moisturize for 48 hours so skin can stretch more easily. The non-greasy formula is ideal for massaging all over the body during and after pregnancy. Used together, the OLLY Prenatal Softgels provide key nutrients while the Palmer's Massage Lotion keeps skin supple - working synergistically to support a healthy pregnancy. The softgels nurture mom and baby from the inside out, while the lotion helps skin adapt on the outside. This complementary bundle tends to the unique nutritional needs and skin changes experienced during pregnancy.

• Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ OLLY

Directions
OLLY: Take 2 softgels daily, as a dietary supplement, preferably with a meal. Palmer's: Apply generously to affected areas as often as needed, preferably after bath or shower.

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