Fermented Multivitamins

A fermented multivitamin is a multivitamin that has undergone a fermentation process using beneficial probiotics and yeast. This process helps transform the nutrients into a form that’s easy for your body to recognize and absorb, inspired by the way foods are traditionally fermented. New Chapter's Every Woman's One Daily is the #1 Fermented Multivitamin.§

§ Leading fermented multivitamin based on total AMZ $ sales in the latest 52 weeks through 5/16/2026.

Fermenting nutrients in multivitamins is part of formulating them for absorption. The fermentation process levels up nutrients and your body can recognize them as food. Whole-food fermented multivitamins are gentle on the stomach and can be taken anytime. A daily fermented multivitamin can be a smart choice for those seeking the benefits of essential vitamins and minerals. Every Woman's One Daily is New Chapter's #1 Fermented Multivitamin§—20+ whole-food fermented vitamins and minerals in one daily tablet.

The main difference is that fermented multivitamins use a process with probiotics and yeast. Fermented multivitamins support multiple benefits and can deliver 20+ vitamins and minerals.

New Chapter multivitamin tablets are thoughtfully designed with nutrient forms chosen to work in harmony with your body. For example, we use fermented zinc because the fermented form is better absorbed than non-fermented. We also use methylated B vitamins, specifically methylfolate (vitamin B9) and methylcobalamin (vitamin B12).

These methylated forms are already biologically active, meaning your body doesn’t need to convert them before using them. Up to 50% of people may have an MTHFR gene variant, which can affect folate metabolism. Because methylfolate is already in its biologically active form, it provides folate in a form that’s ready to use.

Using methylated vitamins is one more way New Chapter delivers thoughtfully selected nutrients in highly usable forms.

• Methylfolate (also called 5-MTHF or L-methylfolate): The active form of folate (vitamin B9). It is the primary form of folate found in the bloodstream and is already in a form the body can use directly.
• Methylcobalamin: One of the metabolically active forms of vitamin B12. Vitamin B12 supports healthy red blood cell formation and healthy nervous system function.*