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Vitamin suggestions please! Thank you!

Hi All. I would appreciate suggestions for Vitamins. I got the Bariatric Advantage chewable and they are awful. So doctor said I could chop NatureMade for Her in half and take it. It makes me nauseous! Has anyone found a gentle, palatable multi-Vitamin and/or Iron supplement?? Thanks for your help!

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    I take and love Flintstone Chewables. They come in 4 different flavors, and are really good to me.

  • I'm using Doterra's life long vitality all the vitamins needed plus fish oil no other suppliments needed

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Are you eating something first? I take Nature Made, they do not make me nauseous but I always eat something or drink a protein drink first.

I take Bariatric Advantage, but not the chewable I use the gel caps. They are rather large but I can swallow them and have been able to since two weeks out.

I did find thru trial and error that I have to take them after Breakfast and after lunch. I was at first taking them after breakfast and dinner but I found I was waking up at night "tasting" the Vitamin. Yuck!! But now that I take them after breakfast and lunch no problems at night.

I take Trader Joe's high potency chewable multi-vitamin. For the first six months or so I took two a day (one in the morning, one at night) but since then just one a day. I've had no problems with it, it's inexpensive, low calorie and low carb. I have my labs drawn regularly and they have always been great.

@@Elizabeth21 Hi, the only ones I've found that don't make me deathly ill are the "natures plus" pineapple flavored Adults chewable multi-vitamin and mineral. I order the 180 count bottle off of the vitacost website.

I take and love Flintstone Chewables. They come in 4 different flavors, and are really good to me.

I use the celebrate multivitamin, it does particularly taste good, but it is the best that I have found and it is super packed with vitamins.

I'm using Doterra's life long vitality all the vitamins needed plus fish oil no other suppliments needed

You don't have issues swallowing them? How soon after surgery did you take them? Thank you :)

I take and love Flintstone Chewables. They come in 4 different flavors, and are really good to me.

! ! Yep yep they are great. I also take in Iron suppliments as well as b complex and Calcium citrate along with vit d. Im at the stage I no longer have to crush pills so this all works for me and I have always take. The Flinstones Vitamins even as a child :) 2 for an adult contain the same as any other multiple Vitamin.

P.s. The nut advises against any of the gummie ones as they often don't do well for sleevers. I didn't try because I didn't want to find out they didn't work for me the hard way. Lol

Edited by athena3127

Try bariatricfusion.com. They have a complete multi with iron and calcium citrate in them so it's the only one you have to take and you don't have to take additional iron or vitamin d or anything like that.

Oh and there's optisource post bariatric surgery chewable a too. I tried those first. They're not bad and you can buy them at Walgreens. ????

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I too am taking the Flintstone chewables per my surgeon. They do not upset my stomach, but i always wait until i have had breakfast or at least a protien shake to take one. He has the women take the chewable with Iron.

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