Hi everyone! Getting sleeved 8/8 and just wanted to know what products ya'll recommend from Amazon after surgery. I found the Bariatric Advantage line of products, I hope this is a good line.

Pre-op I would have given you a long list. Now as a post-op that had my tastebuds do a 180, I would say, just worry about your Vitamins. Leave the Protein and anything else you may need to return, to your local store.

Also, beware, vitamins I liked pre-op, I could not stomach post-op. So if you do buy vitamins, opt for just 1 container as opposed to subscribing to save more. I so wasted money on that.

I buy my Syntrax Nectar protein powder from Amazon (I have Amazon Prime, free shipping). I got my last shipment in less than 36 hrs! Awaiting a shipment right now, as a matter of fact. Whenever I need anything, I check Amazon first, cuz of the free shipping.

My parents gave me a sizeable gift certificate for Amazon pre-surgery to help me get the things I needed. Looking back at my order history I got:

• Cuisinart mini food processor
  
• KitchenAid immersion blender
  
• Mini ice cube trays (for little ice cubes, best for mixing in shakes/smoothies)
  
• Premier Protein chocolate drinks
  
• Wellesse liquid multi-vitamin, Calcium, & Iron
  
• Lots of Kindle books and instant movies/tv series to stream while home recovering
  
• heating pad
  
• chelated zinc supplement (to prevent hair loss - chelated zinc is easier on the stomach than zinc glutonate)
  
• 32 oz. Bubba Keg -- I fill it with water and ice each day and sip, helps get in my fluids
  
• Fusionbrands poach pods - for making perfect poached eggs
  
• Omicron wrist blood pressure monitor - all patients on HBP meds are required by my doctor to monitor their blood pressure 2x/daily after discharge
  
• Syntrax Matrix and Syntrax Nectar protein powders (Matrix = mint cookie YUM), Nectar = Fuzzy Navel, Roadside Lemonade, Lemon Tea)
  
• Food thermometer (to make sure hot drinks are the proper temp to stir in protein without curdling it)
  
• Fuzzy anti-skid socks for use in walking slippery hospital hallways
  

All of the stuff I got was prime-eligible by the way. Quick delivery and no shipping costs!

My parents gave me a sizeable gift certificate for Amazon pre-surgery to help me get the things I needed. Looking back at my order history I got:

• Cuisinart mini food processor
  
• KitchenAid immersion blender
  
• Mini ice cube trays (for little ice cubes, best for mixing in shakes/smoothies)
  
• Premier Protein chocolate drinks
  
• Wellesse liquid multi-Vitamin, Calcium, & Iron
  
• Lots of Kindle books and instant movies/tv series to stream while home recovering
  
• heating pad
  
• chelated zinc supplement (to prevent hair loss - chelated zinc is easier on the stomach than zinc glutonate)
  
• 32 oz. Bubba Keg -- I fill it with Water and ice each day and sip, helps get in my fluids
  
• Fusionbrands poach pods - for making perfect poached eggs
  
• Omicron wrist blood pressure monitor - all patients on HBP meds are required by my doctor to monitor their blood pressure 2x/daily after discharge
  
• Syntrax Matrix and Syntrax nectar protein powders (Matrix = mint cookie YUM), Nectar = Fuzzy Navel, Roadside Lemonade, Lemon Tea)
  
• Food thermometer (to make sure hot drinks are the proper temp to stir in protein without curdling it)
  
• Fuzzy anti-skid socks for use in walking slippery hospital hallways
  

All of the stuff I got was prime-eligible by the way. Quick delivery and no shipping costs!

Great list, the only thing I can add that you won't have to return would be mini muffin tins and mini bread loaf pans. This was a really great list!

Pre-op I would have given you a long list. Now as a post-op that had my tastebuds do a 180, I would say, just worry about your Vitamins. Leave the Protein and anything else you may need to return, to your local store.

Also, beware, vitamins I liked pre-op, I could not stomach post-op. So if you do buy vitamins, opt for just 1 container as opposed to subscribing to save more. I so wasted money on that.

Thank you for the tips. I hate wasting money.

I buy my Syntrax Nectar protein powder from Amazon (I have Amazon Prime, free shipping). I got my last shipment in less than 36 hrs! Awaiting a shipment right now, as a matter of fact. Whenever I need anything, I check Amazon first, cuz of the free shipping.

I buy my Syntrax Nectar protein powder from Amazon (I have Amazon Prime, free shipping). I got my last shipment in less than 36 hrs! Awaiting a shipment right now, as a matter of fact. Whenever I need anything, I check Amazon first, cuz of the free shipping.

Wow, thanks. I have a Prime membership as well. i'll put that on my list. I think buying vitamins and special protein items can be more convenient through Amazon.

My parents gave me a sizeable gift certificate for Amazon pre-surgery to help me get the things I needed. Looking back at my order history I got:

• Cuisinart mini food processor
  
• KitchenAid immersion blender
  
• Mini ice cube trays (for little ice cubes, best for mixing in shakes/smoothies)
  
• Premier Protein chocolate drinks
  
• Wellesse liquid multi-Vitamin, Calcium, & Iron
  
• Lots of Kindle books and instant movies/tv series to stream while home recovering
  
• heating pad
  
• chelated zinc supplement (to prevent hair loss - chelated zinc is easier on the stomach than zinc glutonate)
  
• 32 oz. Bubba Keg -- I fill it with Water and ice each day and sip, helps get in my fluids
  
• Fusionbrands poach pods - for making perfect poached eggs
  
• Omicron wrist blood pressure monitor - all patients on HBP meds are required by my doctor to monitor their blood pressure 2x/daily after discharge
  
• Syntrax Matrix and Syntrax nectar protein powders (Matrix = mint cookie YUM), Nectar = Fuzzy Navel, Roadside Lemonade, Lemon Tea)
  
• Food thermometer (to make sure hot drinks are the proper temp to stir in protein without curdling it)
  
• Fuzzy anti-skid socks for use in walking slippery hospital hallways
  

All of the stuff I got was prime-eligible by the way. Quick delivery and no shipping costs!

Wow, super nice list! You gave me some really good ideas to put on my wish list