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Natalist

This brand, founded in 2019 and acquired by Everly Health in 2021, told customers its store would close on April 17, 2025.

Last reviewed October 27, 2026Price band $$Low confidence

Facts

Websitehttps://natalist.com
HeadquartersUnited States
Founded2019, as published. Acquired in 2021
Typical buyerOnly if a current seller still stocks the old packets. The brand site no longer reads as an active shop.
Price band$$

Verdict

Natalist was a consumer fertility brand owned by Everly Health.

Natalist's online store shows a closure notice, so no current formula or price is on sale.

Older packet prices are historical.

Approach

As published before the closure, the brand sold prenatals, inositol, and test strips. That catalog was not on the live site during this check.

What they offer

  • A Natalist blog dated around April 2025 said the online store would close on April 17, 2025.
  • Older pages listed Prenatal Daily Packets, Prenatal Gummies, and Inositol Plus.
  • On October 16, 2026, natalist.com resolved to Everlywell, which does not list those supplements.

Score breakdown

Our ratings on a 1 to 10 scale, compared with the median across all companies reviewed.

DimensionScoreVs. median
Cost · 25%6-2
Ingredient quality · 35%5-3
Fertility targeting · 40%5-3

Pricing

Last prices seen on Natalist pages before the closure notice: Prenatal Daily Packets $60 on subscription and $66 one time. natalist.com resolved to Everlywell on October 16, 2026. Do not treat those prices as a live checkout. Band $$ as of October 27, 2026.

Best at

  • You already have the old daily packets and are not trying to reorder from the brand.

Poor fit when

  • You need to buy the product from the brand today.

Use-case fit

Use caseFitNote
One simple kitStrongThat is the stated product.
IUI or IVFWeakA clinic label review still comes first.

Evidence

TypeDescriptionStrength
Product framingKits are public consumer products.As published

No review sample was analyzed.