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Post Op Vitamins

Please recommend good chewable Vitamins to take.

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I get mine at CVS, their brand & their Calcium too. They always have them both on BOGO's.

The Centrum orange flavor chewables are pretty good and then I do gummie calcium.

Centrum chewables is what I will be taking for the multivitamin. I will be ordering my iron from bariatric advantage which is a soft chew. Everything else I will get from Walmart. Vitafusion(Walmart)has a great line of gummy vitamins.

I use gummie multiples, vitamin d and b complex vitamins. I found them easier to get down than the regular chewable vitamins

I get mine from Swanson Vitamins online. They have a bariatric line that's pretty decent priced. I also have used CVS.

Both have no ingredients from china.

GNC makes good chewables. Please do not take iron unless you are iron deficient it can cause heart problems. No one should be taking iron unless you are anemic. Or you iron stores are low.

GNC makes good chewables. Please do not take Iron unless you are iron deficient it can cause heart problems. No one should be taking iron unless you are anemic. Or you iron stores are low.

Very interesting! My Nut has me on iron too! Hmmm! I didn't have iron prob, was just the instructions I got from a mandatory nutrition class I took the day before surgery!

Multi Vitamin

Iron

CQ10

Calcium

B12

B complex

D-1000

Am I overdoing it? My next appt is 12/5.

I was told to take Iron and pushed back. Since I am post menopausal, most docs do not recommend Iron. My tests have all been fine. I even donate blood regularly and no iron problems. I would check with your GP and see what your blood work says you need. Too much iron can be constipating.

My dr told me to take a Multivitamin with Iron.

Mine too

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