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Hi everyone! Well I start my pre-op diet tomorrow. i just got this long list of vitamins that I need to buy. My Dr office told me to go to celebratevitamins.com . I was just wondering where ya'll got your vitamins from and if it was any cheaper than celebrate. For a 90 day supply of B-12 , a multivitamin, iron and calcium it totals to be $115 with free shipping. i don't know if that's a good price or not. I am also looking at different proteins, any suggestions there??

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I shop around, Albertsons and Walgreens typically have a two for one on some brands like Nature Made. Costco has some decent prices. Look out for coupons.

If you know anyone that has a military Id card and access to the commissary on any of the bases near you, have them pick you some up there. I got my sublingual B complex with B12, Citracal Petites, women's multivitamin (for now), chewable multivitamin (for after), iron, and Complex B for $30 and its a month and a half or so supply, based on what my doctor suggested I take. I also bought some Flaxseed Oil (instead of fish oil) but I can't remember how much that was, not much though.

I only use Celebrate for a chewable calcium citrate because I can't swallow the Citracal petites even now and too much of the liquid I use gives me the squitters. You can get a complete multi, iron, and B-12 elsewhere for lots less. Centrum makes a complete chewable for not much money and is available everywhere. My iron comes from a discount grocery store

(Grocery Outlet in CA) and costs $1.99 for 100 tablets, I'm sure you can find something similar in your area. Wal-Mart has a good, quick-dissolving B-12 sublingual for less than 4 dollars and you only need one or two 2500 mcg pills a week. I use Costco Premier Protein (the ready-to-drink shakes) and still like them after 10 months.

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