What it's marketed for
Ritual sells a family of separate multivitamin formulas broken out by demographic — Women 18+, Women 50+, Men, and Teens — rather than one universal product for everyone. This review covers the Women 18+ formula specifically. If you're shopping for a different age group or sex, the ingredient list and dosing below won't be the ones on your bottle, so check which SKU you're actually buying.
What we found
A serving is two vegan capsules, with 30 servings per bottle (60 capsules total, a one-month supply at the standard dose). The key actives per serving: Vitamin D 50mcg (2,000 IU), Vitamin E 6.7mg, Folate 1,000mcg DFE, Vitamin B12 8mcg, Iron 8mg, Magnesium 30mg, Omega-3 DHA 330mg, Boron 0.7mg, and Vitamin K2 90mcg. Every one of those is a disclosed, specific per-serving amount — nothing hidden behind a vague "proprietary blend."
Ritual manufactures in NSF-certified (cGMP) facilities and the formula is Non-GMO Project Verified, Clean Label Project certified, and the company holds Certified B Corporation status. That last one is a real, third-party-audited corporate certification covering the whole company's social and environmental practices, not just this product. What Ritual does not have — and says so itself — is NSF Certified for Sport or Informed Sport certification. Those are athlete-focused, banned-substance screening programs, and we're repeating Ritual's own disclosure here rather than adding a caveat they haven't made.
The label, in more detail
Ritual is a direct-to-consumer supplement brand founded in 2016 — venture-backed, and still a relatively young company rather than a decades-old manufacturer. We think that's worth saying plainly rather than letting the clean branding imply otherwise. Where Ritual does stand out is in publishing full ingredient-sourcing pages for each active — where a nutrient comes from, and some detail on the supplier. That's a real transparency practice at the company level. It is not the same thing as independent, finished-product lab testing by an outside party, and shouldn't be read as a substitute for one — it's a complement to the Non-GMO Project Verified and Clean Label Project marks already on the bottle, not a replacement for them.
Where to buy it
We're comfortable linking to this one because every active ingredient carries a specific disclosed dose, and the company is upfront about which certifications it does and doesn't hold.
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Common questions
- Is this the same formula as Ritual's other multivitamins?
- No. Ritual sells separate formulas for Women 18+, Women 50+, Men, and Teens, each with different dosing. This review covers Women 18+ only.
- Is Ritual Certified for Sport?
- No — Ritual states plainly that this product does not carry NSF Certified for Sport or Informed Sport certification. We're repeating that disclosure, not adding a new caution.
- Does publishing sourcing pages mean the finished product was independently lab-tested?
- Not on its own. Sourcing transparency and third-party finished-product testing are two different things — this formula does carry Non-GMO Project Verified and Clean Label Project certification, which are third-party marks, alongside the company's own sourcing disclosures.
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 this or any supplement, especially if you take prescription medication or manage an existing health condition.
Sources
- Ritual, Essential for Women 18+ product and ingredient-sourcing pages
- B Lab, Ritual B Corporation certification listing