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This is the first time I've heard something positive about the BA vanilla Vitamins.

I bought cinnamon ones. I made my son try them. He said it was fine as a lozenge but really gross when he chewed it.

I requested samples and they sent a bunch, but I got them right before my two week cut off for Vitamins, so I have only tasted one (vanilla). I didn't like it. I think it won't be difficult to take Flinstones since they taste good.

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I know some of you have said the taste of some of the BA chewables is bad, however, I take two chewable Multi Vitamins with the chewable Iron that has kind of a sweet tart taste and chew all three together and you can only taste the iron one that way.

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My boyfriend bought Adult complete gummies from Sam's club. The name eludes me right now but my nutritionist approved them. I have many defiencies in Iron, B12, Vitamin D (thank you Michigan) but I have bought Vitamins that are super small and I've never had a problem with popping pills even now after surgery.

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I like the optisource chewables. They taste pretty good, but you have to take them 4x daily.

I ordered some opurity from the website where you can buy powders?utm_source=BariatricPal&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=CommentLink" target="_ad" data-id="1" >unjury. I don't remember what I paid for them but they are the worst torture ever. I keep trying to force myself to take them since I paid for them and I don't want to waste money.

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I like the optisource chewables. They taste pretty good' date=' but you have to take them 4x daily.

I ordered some opurity from the website where you can buy unjury. I don't remember what I paid for them but they are the worst torture ever. I keep trying to force myself to take them since I paid for them and I don't want to waste money.[/quote']

I bought the Opurity too... Not only do they taste AWFUL, but they are huge... I kept feeling like I was gonna puke when I took them... I too have switched to Flintstone complete chewables...they are 1/3 the size and taste ok... The Opurity were expensive, but I just consider it a loss... I refuse to take them.

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Anyone have a good Iron supplement that is t sour? My mom loves BA's iron but I hate sweet tarts do the iron makes me gag. Thoughts?

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