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I have gummy vitamins, and was wondering if they will be problem after surgery... anybody have experience? Also chewable calcium citrate

I have no idea why but my NUT said chewable and chewy are okay but gummies are not for a couple weeks or something after surgery.

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@@Seymour1971 I have used Gummy Vitamins after surgery and still use them today. I also use a chewable kind of gummy Calcium supplement as well.

Should not be a problem for you but make sure you chew them well and one at at time if you have to take more then one.

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I was told not to use gummies because they swell but I have found that Bariatric Advantage makes one specifically for each operation and lifestyle. But I'd love to hear what others use

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I was told not to use gummy vitamins because they could get stuck in my stoma. I'd RATHER have my gummies than the Flintstones chewables I've been taking.

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The gummy vitamins do not contain Iron, as a precaution should a child get hold of them, so you would also need to add an iron supplement.

Edited by Mayaresearchmom

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I have been taking the Gummy from day one without any problem

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