tolerable or tasty iron suppliment?

[abarta83 118]

These bariatric Iron chewables from the Vitamin Shoppe are so horrible...towards the ends it tasted as if I had just chewed a tylenol or something ...gosh...I haven't puked at all since surgery but that right there almost put me over the edge..

[VSG AJH 499]

I take the Celebrate Multi-Complete Vitamin. They're a Multivitamin specifically formulated for the sleeve patient, and they have the Iron already in them. I have both the orange and the forest berry, and they're delicious! I believe you can order samples from the Celebrate website, and I order my Vitamins from Amazon.< /p>

[JeanZ_RN 378]

If I recall correctly, CelebrateVitamins.com has a multi with Iron (which didn't have as much Iron in it as my surgeon recommends) and one without. I chose the one without, and a separate chewable iron tablet. I actually like the grape flavor of their iron tablet.

I order mine directly from Celebrate.< /p>

[VSG AJH 499]

If I recall correctly, CelebrateVitamins.com has a multi with Iron (which didn't have as much Iron in it as my surgeon recommends) and one without. I chose the one without, and a separate chewable iron tablet. I actually like the grape flavor of their iron tablet.

I order mine directly from Celebrate.< /p>

The Celebrate Multi-complete has 36mg iron in the two-a-day tablets, so a full day's supply. Do you like the taste of your Vitamins, JeanZ? I was so worried they'd be gross, but after trying a sample at my surgeon's office, I was hooked! Now they're like a treat!

[Bufflehead 6,358]

Wellesse liquid Iron tastes good and liquid iron is more easily absorbed than other forms. I took a double dose (with permission from my dietician) - one T. in the morning, one at night - for the first four weeks after surgery, then switched to normal iron pills I can buy at the supermarket.