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I haven't tried them as the ones I've talked to have spoken about how gross they are. I opted for the patches and haven't had any issues/wouldn't go back.

You can see more info on them at the BariatricPal store or PatchMD.com

They're basically a 1-inch square patch that you wear for 8 hours a day, and it's absorbed directly into your bloodstream instead of going through your digestive track. You absorb more of the vitamins as well. I've had 2 rounds of blood work done since wearing them (getting another done tomorrow, actually) and have had no issues.

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