I'm the pickiest when it comes to vitamins the nurse at the hospital told me to take flinstones vitamins... Wondering if they are ok and good for you?

Some here have said their program specifically told them they were fine. My program had them listed on the "do not use" list.

Hhhhmmm that's weird will have to ask my doctor tomorrow thanks for the info

I was told that were ok but I would to need an Iron and possibly Vitamin D supplement to go along with them.

Depends on which formula. Stay away from all the gummies. Their best formula is the 'complete' chewable tablet. It has iron and the large bottle is purple.

I use the complete with iron. My NUT had me taking 4 a day.

I am taking Flintstones with Iron twice a day, not near the time when I take my Calcium. My one year labs were beyond perfect. I also take a B12 and D3. Taking these are the alternative to the bariatric horsepills that I could not tolerate.

I take mega doses of Biotin for my hair and nails and B12 plus a woman's one a day vitamin. Every

one should take Biotin because if lose really fast like I have done your hair takes a beating. Mine

is finally looking better but some people lose their hair. Ultram sells a vitamin exclusively for

the sleeve surgery.

I use the "complete" and was told to take 2

I take two of the complete plus iron plus an additional 1000mg. of B12 in addition to the calcium

I posted that the website I use to get my shakes and Vitamins was Ultram, that is a pain reliever.

The correct website is powders?utm_source=BariatricPal&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=CommentLink" target="_ad" data-id="1" >unjury. So sorry, it has been madness at work. Their Protein powder is the

best that I have used and it is more reasonable than what you buy in the store already mixed.

I have felt so much better since I started taking all of my vitamins. It took about a month to

really get them in my system. I have new hair growing (yeah). I am 61 years old so maybe I need

more vitamins due to my age. I have to use gummy's or I will throw the vitamins up. I feel like a

new person. I had my surgery four months ago and for the first 3 1/2 months I couldn't eat, I

couldn't go to the bathroom, I threw up all the time. Once my bowels finally woke up and started

working, the nausea went away. I wish only the best of luck and a lot of happy tomorrows for

everyone who are working hard and taking their life back. Thank you to everyone who has helped me

on this website. I could not have made without all of the advise.

So much good info thanks everyone )

Sleeved two years ago. NUT put me on 2 Flintstone Complete with Iron, also Caltrate +D Chewable, and B12 quick dissolve. Labs great over past two years years.

My Doc/Nut JUST updated their Vitamin recommendations and included either of Flintstones Chewables or Centrum Chewables. They used to say NO to those.

Of course, you have to take other things, with these - D, Calcium Citrate, B-sub, etc. So, contact your NUT and ask what else you should take.

It seems as tho yet again we have another issues of significant variation from Program to Program, Doc to Doc, Nut to Nut.

Always best to follow what YOUR Nut and Program advise.

-RC-

Thanks everyone I do take calcium chewables and b12 my Nut told me I can do two a Day which is great because those are the only vitamins I actually really like