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Store bought or bariatric vitamins?

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  • @@trmaloy and @@amtc1204 Everyone will have a different vitamin/brand/form they were either told to take, recommended or prefer to take. My surgeon told me he did not care which brand but I specif

  • I was told to take chewable flintstones COMPLETE vitamins; 1 morning and 1 and night. I buy them at the local store. (I will be taking the b-12, calcium, and iron as well.)

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Great question I have been wondering too, cause there are a crap ton of pills I'm supposed to take along with pain ones and I feel like I'm going to get sick from all of these!!

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Everyone will have a different vitamin/brand/form they were either told to take, recommended or prefer to take.

My surgeon told me he did not care which brand but I specifically needed a chewable multi with Iron, a sublingual B12, Calcium citrate chewable/liquid and a liquid Omega 3 with DHA and EPA. I could stop at three months with the liquid variety but chewable is always preferred. He also didn't care if I used the gummies but told me to watch for sugar/carb content as they can run high in many of them.

Remember to take your calcium two hours apart from your multi!

I was told to take chewable flintstones COMPLETE vitamins; 1 morning and 1 and night. I buy them at the local store. (I will be taking the b-12, calcium, and iron as well.)

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