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Vitamin suggestion I hate chalk tasting stuff

I'm just getting started and my team suggested I should start taking vitamins now but I'm afraid of buying them and disliking the taste. Its all I could do in the past to chew a tum no matter the flavor as the texture was like chalk. Is that what the chewables are like too? What's your favorite? Or should I try liquid and what options are there. So much out there I feel overwhelmed.

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Sublingual is the way to go ... i.e. melt under the tongue.

Blackmore's Vitamins come in a style called "Rapi-Melts". They melt in less than ten seconds under your warm wet tongue.

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I'm trying the patches right now, easy to use but expensive as crap, will probably go back to pills.

CELEBRATE has a capsule vitamin, which you could open them and sprinkle them in something you are eating. When I first had my RNY I was told to use CENTRUM CHEWABLES. They are fruit flavored and kind of reminded me of a gumball. I had to change vitamins because they tasted too sweet to me, hubby loved them. Different strokes for different people I guess. My Surgeon was the one that told me to use the capsules sprinkled on something that I was eating.

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CELEBRATE has a capsule vitamin, which you could open them and sprinkle them in something you are eating. When I first had my RNY I was told to use CENTRUM CHEWABLES. They are fruit flavored and kind of reminded me of a gumball. I had to change vitamins because they tasted too sweet to me, hubby loved them. Different strokes for different people I guess. My Surgeon was the one that told me to use the capsules sprinkled on something that I was eating.

I love that idea of sprinkling into the food I'm eating I'll see about that thanks so much for the info!



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