I'm in despirate need of affordable vitamins. Where is the best place to purchase some?

My doctor approves Flinstone Complete chewables with an additional chewable calcium. They cost about $15 for 150 tablets, a 75 day supply. I compared the ingredients with some bariatric vitamins I initially bought and they're about the same. The bariatric vitamins cost me over $30 for a one month supply.

all my md was make sure chewable, target or walmart should carry some. I heard someone say Costco has some good chocolate chewable ones.

I use the centrum chewable ones, orange, not the yummiest, but with a drink of h2o after, tolerable. I think I'm going to switch to the flinstone ones, though, LOL. I also take sublingual b12 (2-4 tabs a day), and calcium and vitamin d, oh and biotin.

Costo has a liquid high potency daily vitamin. It's very affordable, and liquid so there's no issue with getting it down. Plus it has lots of fiber. I actually like the taste. it comes in a two pack for less than $20. Lasts several months.

My doctor recommended Flinstone Multi chewable with Choline; I buy the Costco brand which is much cheaper (exact same thing). Vitafusion has both fiber and Vitamin D chewables; fiber I get at Costco and D at Walmart or drugstore.com. Caltrate (calcium + D) large bottle at Walmart (I have low D levels so I take a lot)

I been buying Flintstones COMPLETE with CHOLINE for almost 6 years now. I have tried the off brands, and they just don't have the pick me up that the Flintstones do. I know this from feeling tired, and bruising.

You can go to the Flintstones Web Site, and print off a coupon, then look for some sales, and save money.

Just remember: It must be there COMPLETE/CHOLINE or it won't really work well.

I do 3 a day, and I feel great.

Get back if you need to.

Shirley.