Pink Stork

Pink Stork review: US women's health supplements from Florida

Pink Stork at a glance

Pink Stork is an American supplement company based in St. Augustine, Florida, founded in 2015 by Amy Suzanne Upchurch and still owned and run by her. It is women owned and women led, with more than 80 percent female staff. The storefront carries around 116 listings, of which roughly 78 are supplements, organized by life stage rather than by ingredient: fertility, pregnancy, postpartum and nursing, cycle and menopause, gut health, sleep and everyday nutrition. The rest is apparel and accessories tied to the brand's openly Christian identity. We review the supplements, and keep the label facts separate from the faith-first language around them.

What does Pink Stork sell?

Shopping by stage is unusual here, and it is the site's clearest idea.

• Pregnancy: Total Prenatal + DHA at $36, Premium Prenatal at $48, Liquid Prenatal + Postnatal at $42
• Nursing: Total Lactation at $26, Lactation Probiotic at $37, Sunflower Lecithin at $25
• Postpartum: Total Postnatal + DHA at $36, Postpartum Hair Loss Gummies at $34, Postpartum Mood Support at $36
• Cycle and menopause: Total PMS at $35, Menopause Support at $36, Black Cohosh at $25
• Everyday: Magnesium Glycinate at $30, Creatine Monohydrate at $25, Digestive Enzymes at $24

Total Prenatal + DHA facts and price

The flagship is Total Prenatal + DHA, a two capsule daily serving sold as a 60 count bottle at $36 or a 180 count bottle at $94.99. That works out at $1.20 a day on the small format and $1.06 a day on the large one. The panel is printed in full: 600 mcg DFE of folate as L-5-methyltetrahydrofolate, 27 mg of iron as ferrous bisglycinate chelate, 200 mg of algae DHA, 1300 mcg RAE of vitamin A as beta carotene, 290 mcg of iodine and 13 mg of chelated zinc. Every form is named, not just every nutrient, which is rarer than it should be.

What every batch tested actually means

Pink Stork states that each production batch is screened by an independent laboratory for heavy metals and microbial contaminants, and that manufacturing happens in cGMP facilities in the United States. Total Prenatal + DHA also carries the Clean Label Project Purity Award, an outside program that screens for a long list of contaminants. What it does not do is name that laboratory or publish a certificate of analysis, so the testing promise stays a statement rather than a document. The choline line deserves the same scrutiny: the site calls choline the nutrient most prenatals skip, yet the serving delivers 50 mg, which the panel reports as 9 percent of the daily value.

Total Lactation and the wider range

Total Lactation is the second pillar at $26 for 30 servings, a five herb blend of 500 mg fenugreek, 300 mg blessed thistle, 220 mg alfalfa, 150 mg milk thistle and 25 mg fennel. Each weight is printed instead of being buried in a proprietary blend, and the label states plainly that it is not intended for use while pregnant. Around those two sit stage-specific probiotics, teas, lozenges, a protein powder and a men's fertility line.

Quality, sourcing and transparency

Four things are documented and one is not, and the gap matters when comparing brands on paper.

• Manufactured in the United States in facilities following FDA cGMP rules
• Third-party screening for heavy metals and microbes on every production batch
• Clean Label Project Purity Award on selected products, including the flagship prenatal
• A six-person advisory council led by board-certified OBGYNs, named on the site
• No published certificate of analysis and no named testing laboratory

Pink Stork promo code and price

Code TBS takes 10 percent off one-time orders on the official store, which brings Total Prenatal + DHA from $36 to $32.40. The brand's own Subscribe + Save goes further, and the two do not combine: it takes 20 percent off every order, which moves Total Prenatal + DHA from $36 to $28.80 and Total Lactation from $26 to $20.80. It can be paused, skipped or cancelled from the account dashboard at any time, with no fee.

US shipping and returns

This is a domestic purchase. Orders ship from Florida within one business day, shipping is free on US orders of $50 and over and free on any active subscription, and smaller orders pay a rate set at checkout. Thirty-three international destinations are offered, the United Kingdom among them, with duties payable by the buyer; the site otherwise points overseas shoppers to iHerb. Returns run on a 60-day happiness guarantee: contact customer care within 60 days for a full refund, with no product to send back.

Our Pink Stork review

For an American buyer, this is one of the easier women's health brands to recommend on paper: real forms at real doses, a printed panel, batch testing, one business day dispatch and a refund window that asks for nothing back. It is not the cheapest prenatal at $1.20 a day, the choline figure does not match the marketing, and even with code TBS the best price still runs through the brand's own subscription.