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Vitamins

I'm having my surgery on April 25th. For those of you who already had surgery What did you guys prefer chewable vitamins or liquids? I have this big list of vitamins I need to buy and it's so frustrating because I can't find exactly the dosages I Need.

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      The first 2 weeks post op I took nothing. Dr. instructions. The following month I took liquids multi vitamins only. Then went to centrium chewables, B1 (pill form), B12 ( sublingual) and calcuim chewa

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    The first 2 weeks post op I took nothing. Dr. instructions. The following month I took liquids multi vitamins only. Then went to centrium chewables, B1 (pill form), B12 ( sublingual) and calcuim chewables.

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    I'm having my surgery on April 25th. For those of you who already had surgery What did you guys prefer chewable vitamins or liquids? I have this big list of vitamins I need to buy and it's so frustrating because I can't find exactly the dosages I Need.

    I like the Wellnesse liquid vitamins. Chewables are so chalky and bulky when you first start out.http://www.dietdirect.com/wellesse-liquid-multivitamin-supplement.html?a=1&gclid=CJ-u1LGT3rYCFY9eQgodiXQAHg They also do a liquid calcium citrate which tastes like orange creamcicle.
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