I am having a real hard time with my Vitamins. I purchased the Celebrate Multi Complete Chewable and the directions say to take 2 per day. Well, I vomit every time I take even one. Has anyone tried any others that may not make me so sick? I know that it's probably because there are high doses of vitamins in each tablet, but if I vomit up 1/2 of the tablet once I take it, what good is it?

Do you take it with food? If not, give that a try. If you already are, definitely try another vitamin. For the first several weeks after surgery I took liquid vitamins -- I did the Wellesse brand. I took a double dose, one in the morning, one at night. They did not bother me at all. My labs were always great.

Now I take the Trader Joe's High Potency chewable, which again, caused me absolutely no nausea whatsoever.

Also, keep in mind that if you can't take vitamins for a couple of weeks, it isn't the end of the world. It takes several weeks for vitamin deficiencies to develop, so while taking vitamins is great, not being able to take them for a few weeks should not harm you.

Dr. Said you can go up to 2 weeks without the multi and a 1 month without the calcium. I take Bariatric Advantage. It takes me like an hour to chew it up and.swallow little by little.

I take Bariatric Advantage chewable multi and calcium. They are supposed to melt in your mouth but I hate them so bad I chew them quickly with my nose pinched shut and quickly rinse my mouth with Water. Then I have to sit there and concentrate on not puking them back up. I was told after 3 mo I could start taking the Bariatric pills you just swallow

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My husband, who is UBER SUPPORTIVE suggested that I cut the Vitamin into smaller pieces and take one piece every 1/2 hour or so, which worked beautifully. I think my problem wasn't getting a whole one down at once, but the concentration of the vitamin and my body not liking all of those Vitamins all at once. Thank you all for your suggestions.

Buy Flintstones and have two a day that's what my doctor told me it's the equivalent to the same thing as you're taking

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I am having a real hard time with my Vitamins. I purchased the Celebrate Multi Complete Chewable and the directions say to take 2 per day. Well, I vomit every time I take even one. Has anyone tried any others that may not make me so sick? I know that it's probably because there are high doses of vitamins in each tablet, but if I vomit up 1/2 of the tablet once I take it, what good is it?

I am glad I found your post. I also ordered the Celebrate chewable vitamins and I have taken 3 doses and I have vomited each time. Tonight, I just was trying to dissolve it in my mouth but I ended up biting it and 5 min later was vomiting. Tomorrow I will try to mix with a small smoothie. I don't find them bad, it just seems to be a reaction of my stomach. Needless to say I am scared of vomiting so early in my recovery. A NUT friend of mine said that the B complex's are hard on the stomach in the way that they may be causing the nausea. I am in Canada and found it very difficult to get Bariatric vitamins here. Many of the sites also do not deliver to Canada. Celebrate was the only company I could find that would ship them here..

Gummy women's one a day are awesome

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Gummy women's one a day are awesome

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My NUT told us no gummies. Which stinks cause that's what I take now. Guess it's the added sugar in them. They recommend Flinstones....2 a day.

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I just started my Vitamins today. Surgery was 5/31. I'm doing Flinstones with Iron. So far so good

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The Vitamin Patches from the pal store work great for me!

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No gummies because my NUT said they don't contain Iron.

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My doc gave me a Calcium and a multi, and they are HUGE! I haven't had any problems though. They are called bariatric best.

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Does anyone have ideas for LIQUID VITAMINS?

Does anyone have ideas for LIQUID VITAMINS?

I was taking floradix liquid until i could stomach soft foods... then switched to regular vitamins... I'm glad i used the liquid... it took out the stress and fear of trying to get Capsules down

@@Sugary Sweetheart I used Wellesse liquid vitamins (double dose, one in the morning and one at night) and did great on them. I bought mine on Amazon.