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Ritual Essential Multivitamin
Supplement Review

Ritual Essential for Women 18+

Ingredient Sourcing Published cGMP + B Corp Certified No Sport Certification

Ritual sells a lineup of demographic-specific multivitamins — separate formulas for Women 18+, Women 50+, Men, and Teens — and the one reviewed here is the Women 18+ version: a two-capsule daily blend aimed at the nutrient gaps common to that group's typical diet.

Where Ritual sets itself apart is publishing a full sourcing page for each active ingredient, naming the supplier and the exact form used for that nutrient. That's a real transparency practice, and the doses printed on the label match what the sourcing pages describe — worth noting since plenty of multivitamin brands don't go that far.

Manufacturing and certifications

Production happens in NSF-certified (cGMP) facilities, and the finished formula itself carries Non-GMO Project Verified and Clean Label Project certification. Ritual the company also holds Certified B Corporation status. It's also a relatively young company as supplement makers go — a direct-to-consumer brand founded in 2016 and venture-backed — which is a business-history detail worth knowing rather than a mark against the formula itself.

Publishing sourcing pages and running independent finished-product testing are two different things. Ritual says plainly that this formula does not carry NSF Certified for Sport or Informed Sport certification — a gap worth knowing if you're an athlete subject to drug testing.

What's actually in a serving

A serving is two vegan capsules, and one bottle holds 30 servings (60 capsules total) — a one-month supply at the labeled dose.

Vitamin D50mcg (2,000 IU)
Vitamin E6.7mg
Folate1,000mcg DFE
Vitamin B128mcg
Iron8mg
Magnesium30mg
Omega-3 DHA330mg
Boron0.7mg
Vitamin K290mcg

Two doses worth flagging

The 8mg of iron means anyone with hemochromatosis, or already taking a separate iron supplement, should check with a doctor before stacking this on top — iron can build up to harmful levels in the body when it comes from more than one source at once. The 330mg of omega-3 DHA carries a caution common to fish-oil-derived ingredients too: a mild blood-thinning effect, so anyone on blood-thinning medication should ask a doctor before adding it.

Where to look for it

Between the sourcing disclosures and the certifications that do check out, this is a formula we're comfortable pointing to directly.

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These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Talk to a healthcare provider before starting any new supplement, especially if you take prescription medication or manage an existing health condition.

Sources: Ritual's own Essential for Women 18+ product and ingredient-sourcing pages; B Lab's B Corporation certification listing for Ritual.

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