Vitamins

[rosieabubekr 1]

Hey, whats is the best tasting chewable vitamins? I was online looking at Bariatric Advantage. Has anyone tried these? What's your favorite??

Feb 23 rd is my surgery date. Less than a week!

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[David_L 67]

I've been using the calcium citrate D3 caramel ones and they're pretty good. I also do the chewable multi's from them too. I have 2 of the multi's in the morning and 2 of the D's later in the afternoon (per my dietician). I had the sleeve and DS w/SIPS so I'm a bit more likely to have the Vitamin deficiencies.

[catwoman7 10,874]

I just used chewable Centrums (or the generic equivalent) my first year post-op (you have to take two a day to meet our Multivitamin requirements, though). They were fine.

[HealthyLifeStyle 351]

3 hours ago, rosieabubekr said:

Hey, whats is the best tasting chewable vitamins? I was online looking at Bariatric Advantage. Has anyone tried these? What's your favorite??

Feb 23 rd is my surgery date. Less than a week!

Sent from my SM-N960U using BariatricPal mobile app

I couldn't take the chewables, without getting sick. I had to start the regular ones after only 2 months post op (per my doc). I take Pro Care Health brand Multivitamin Iron Free. I do not take any calcium chews, or pills.