WeNatal Together

Two parents, two prenatals: Clean, bioavailable, and highest quality, we go beyond basics to bring you exceptional support for egg and sperm quality. With 2x the key nutrients in most prenatals + 20 for him, WeNatal Together is complete couples nutrition. Better nutrition, simplified: 3 capsules per day for every age and stage.

For Her

24 key nutrients, 2x most prenatals
Higher in vitamin D and choline
Clean ingredients
3rd party tested

For Him

20 key nutrients and antioxidants
Designed for the 3-month sperm cycle
Clean ingredients
3rd party tested

Trying to Conceive Pregnancy Overall Health

Take 3 capsules per day with food.

For Her

Reproductive health
Healthy pregnancy
Energy + mood
Nutrient reserves
Baby brain, organ, tissue + bone development
Immune system support
Postpartum healing
Milk production

For Him

Sperm quality
Sperm motility (movement)
Sperm parameters
Sperm production
Overall health
Immune system support
Metabolic health

For Her Facts

For Him Facts

Fertility, Reinvented.

The way we become parents has changed. So should your prenatal.

Human clinical
trials
Doctor
formulated
Gentle on
stomachs
Clean
ingredients
Clinically
recommended doses
Allergen
free
HSA/FSA
eligible
No artificial fillers, binders,
or additives

Key Nutrients

Vitamin A

Vitamin A is critical for growth of most cells and organs including eyes, heart, and lungs. Low vitamin A during pregnancy is associated with night blindness and anemia in mothers. Infants born to mothers with low vitamin A have increased risk for severe vision problems, heart defects, orofacial defects, delayed growth, and impaired lung function.

Vitamin B12

B12 is critical for reducing risk of infertility, miscarriage, gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, and preterm birth. Deficiency is associated with low birth weight, neural tube defects, serious heart defects, and childhood diabetes.

Choline

Choline is essential for your baby’s spinal cord and brain development, gene expression, and tissue production as well as possibly reducing risk of neural tube defects, autism, and Down syndrome.

Copper

Copper is needed for neurohormone regulation, proper gene expression, brain development, and immune function.

Vitamin D3

4,000 IU of vitamin D daily is shown to be most effective in reducing risks like miscarriage, preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, low birth weight, preterm birth, infections, and postpartum depression.

Methylfolate

Folate supplementation during pregnancy is proven to reduce risk of neural tube disorders and megaloblastic anemia, reduces other birth defects, preterm birth, and (if taken preconception) small-for-gestational-age.

Iodine

Mild to moderate iodine deficiency is common among women of childbearing age and low iodine levels may reduce chances of pregnancy.

Iron

Iron is needed to make red blood cells and carry oxygen to all of mom’s and baby’s body tissues. Pregnant women need at least double the amount of iron compared to non-pregnant women.

Selenium

Low selenium levels has been linked to increase risk of miscarriage as well as damage to the nervous and immune systems of the developing baby. Selenium also supports healthy follicles within the ovaries which play a role in the development and release of the egg.

Zinc

Zinc supplementation during pregnancy has been associated with a reduction in preterm birth and lower risk of infections.

Acetyl L-Carnitine

L-carnitine has antioxidant-like properties, improves the quality of semen, and provides energy to sperm which improves sperm motility.

Vitamin B12

B12 has been shown to increase sperm count, improve sperm motility, and is vital for semen quality.

Vitamin C

Research indicates that vitamin C supplementation in infertile men can improve sperm count, sperm motility, and sperm quality towards conception.

CoQ10

Oxidative stress contributes to male infertility and research shows that CoQ10 supplementation improved sperm concentration, motility, and reduced oxidative stress markers.

Vitamin D3

For men’s fertility, vitamin D3 plays the most significant role in improving sperm motility.

Vitamin E

Research has demonstrated that supplementation of selenium and vitamin E may further enhance semen quality and sperm motility in infertile men.

Methylfolate

Methylation abnormalities of sperm have been linked to male infertility by negatively impacting sperm count and quality. About 50% of couples who struggle with infertility are due to male factors.

N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine

Research shows that NAC supplementation reduces oxidative damage, improves antioxidant status, and may improve sperm quality,volume, motility, and viscosity in infertile men.

Selenium

Low levels of selenium have been linked to poor semen quality and sperm motility. Research has also demonstrated that supplementation of selenium and vitamin E may further enhance semen quality and sperm motility in infertile men.

Zinc

Zinc is most recognized for its role in sperm formation, testosterone balance, maintaining the lining of reproductive organs, and supporting proper thyroid function.

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Better For Her

WeNatal For Her

Other Premium Brands

24 key nutrients, 2x most prenatals

Higher dose of vitamin D and choline

No allergens or artificial additives

Clean & bioavailable

Clinically recommended doses

Fewer capsules per/day

Human clinical trials

3rd party testing transparency

Better For Him

WeNatal For Him

Other Premium Brands

20 key nutrients

Science-backed blend of antioxidants

No allergens or artificial additives

Clean & bioavailable

Clinically recommended doses

Fewer capsules per/day

Human clinical trials

3rd party testing transparency

We’re pregnant. Should my partner stop taking WeNatal For Him?

This season requires steadiness, energy, and emotional resilience from both partners. Sleep shifts, increased responsibility, work demands, and the transition into parenthood place meaningful stress on the body. Supporting his nutrient status helps maintain hormonal balance, metabolic health, sustained energy, and stress resilience during a time that asks more of him than ever before.

Women are encouraged to nourish their bodies throughout pregnancy. Men deserve the same intentional care as they step into this role. The demands extend well beyond nine months. The newborn phase, toddler years, and future family planning all require strength and vitality. WeNatal For Him was designed with fertility in mind, yet its purpose extends into long term fatherhood and lifelong health.

Do men really need fertility supplements?

Yes. Male factors contribute to nearly half of infertility cases. Even when a semen analysis appears within normal range, oxidative stress and DNA integrity can meaningfully influence reproductive outcomes.

Targeted nutrients support sperm motility, morphology, antioxidant status, and cellular protection. When both partners optimize their health, conception becomes a shared effort rooted in biology and responsibility. Fertility is not a solo journey. It’s a partnership.

Should we both continue supplements after conception?

In most cases, yes. For women, pregnancy increases the demand for key nutrients that support fetal development, placental function, and maternal health. For men, maintaining nutrient sufficiency supports hormonal stability, energy production, and resilience during an intense transition.

Conception marks the beginning of a new chapter. Building a healthy family requires ongoing support that extends far beyond a positive test.

How do I get my partner to actually take their supplements?

Consistency improves when supplements are integrated into an existing routine such as morning coffee or brushing teeth. Keeping them visible and taking them together creates accountability without tension. Most importantly, sharing the deeper reason behind the habit shifts the conversation. When someone understands how their health impacts their partner and future children, participation becomes purposeful. The goal is shared ownership and alignment.

What if one of us is more motivated than the other?

This dynamic is common. Often one partner dives into research first and feels urgency. Instead of pushing for compliance, invite partnership. Express that supporting each other’s health matters to you and that you want to approach this as a team. Shared intention fosters shared action, and small steps taken together build long term momentum.

Can we take WeNatal Together long term?

Yes. WeNatal Together was formulated to support preconception, conception, pregnancy, and long-term reproductive health. Many couples continue through multiple pregnancies and throughout the evolving seasons of parenthood.

The vision extends beyond getting pregnant. It is about strengthening the foundation of your family for years to come.