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I hate my chewable bariatric Vitamins also. I crush them and add them to a spoonful of applesauce. Much easier for me to eat this way. Good luck.

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Wow... I just read that post, I don't think I spelled one word correctly. I think I was still a little shaken! Thanks for the advice, good idea!

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I have taken the gummy vitamins since my surgery and I always take them with something on my stomach. My other pills I used to crush after I had my surgery for a while until my dr said it was ok to swallow. Hope you can get it down one way or the other!

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You can get Calcium and Vitamin D in chocolate, that tastes similar to a chocolate! Multi Vitamin in Orange flavor. Try to get the other pills in smaller sizes...If you have to take 2 it is better then trying to swallow a large pill!

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it took me weeks before i could hold them down. My Nut said that it is easiest at the end of the day just before a meal. even now although i keep them down i feel queasy for a few minutes. good luck

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Wait a few days or a week and try again. I tried too soon and aggravated things and then had to go to nothing but Water until things calmed down again!

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7 days post op, supposed to start taking Vitamins today. Tool one and puked my guys up! Any advice?

I haven't had my surgery yet but I can tell you I have a hard time taking Vitamins, I always feel nauseated and often throw them up. I've tried eating first, I've tried crushing them up, etc. well I started taking the chewable vitamins and I feel fine, don't feel like I'm gonna get sick at all.

What kind of vitamins are you taking?

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