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Regular non chewable vitamin

Has anyone had a negative experience with taking a non chewable (centrum like) vitamin?

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My doctor suggested I used the chewablies. Not soooooo bad.

My doc's office said no pills over the size of a dime. I bought some of the gummy vitamins (hate the taste of regular chewables) and being on this pre op diet, their sweetness is like a treat! LOL

My doc said either chewable or liquid vitamins. I started out using gummie but they didn't give me the energy I needed throughout the day. I went to vitamin world and talked to the sales lady who just happened to be a personal trainer that has some banded clients and she recommended a vitamin called Origin Of Life Complete Liquid Nutrition and believe me when I say I absolutely love this vitamin... It gives me sustainable energy, has my hair and nails growing like crazy and it taste pretty good!

Both my surgeon and nutritionist told me to take 2 Flintstones chewables with Iron every day. So far, so good.:D

I take regular vitamins and I dont have a problem swallowing them I get the GNC vitamins they are oval shaped. I havent had a problem swallowing vitamins.

Mine too...said to use flintstones chewable twice a day. I might try the gummy ones tho. That sounds nice having a little sweet! But they say not for 2 wks after. I wonder if it would help or matter if I started now....I feel soooo weak and can't be up long at a time! I'm on day 6.

I am at my sweet spot, and I still take full sized vitamins....only one at a time, and spaced out! I really can't afford all that, I am self pay, so rite-aid calcium, nad one-a-day are good enough for me!

I will say that the first time I got stuck and pb'ed, was by taking two vitamins at one time....hahahahahah, now it is more about slowing down, and little bites, and chew, chew, chewing.....but anyway no probo with the regular vitamins!

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