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I have been taking chewable opurity Vitamins, by Unjury. They did the job and were pretty tasty. I don't need to take a chewable anymore and will be looking to change when I finish the bottle.

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I have been using the high potency chewables from all places Trader Joes they also have a sublingual Vitamin b complex with frolic avid that I like as well. I've been having some leg spasms so I probably need more potassium.

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I take opurity also. I chew it with a couple Fiber gummies. Not bad :)

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I also take the Trader Joe's High Potency chewable (2 tablets per day). My labs have been outstanding. They are cheaper than anything else I have found and they taste fine.

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I have been taking a Walmart line of Children's chewables fruit flavored Multivitamins. They are chalky and gritty but I have come to love them. They are inexpensive and my blood levels are doing great. I see no benefit in spending big bucks on Vitamins if I don't have to. If things continue to go well, I need to save my pennies to purchase smaller clothes!

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I have been using Bariatric Advantage Vitamins - my doc said to use chewable for the first 8 weeks then I can start the capsules. I can't wait to start capsules since I really don't like the taste of the chewables that much - 1 more week to go. :rolleyes:

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Bariatric Fusion chews. All-in-one Vitamins

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If a cheaper one isn’t enough double the dose

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GNC WOMANS MEGA

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Here is my regime:

1 - Prenatal Vitamin (AM)

1- dropper of B-12 sublingual (AM)

1-Biotin disolvable 500mg (AM)

1-Calcium Chewy (3 times a day)

1-Biotin disolvable 500mg (PM)

1-Ursodil (Gallbladder pill for 6 months only) (PM)

WOW...

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