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Pediatric Multivitamins

Im just curious ive heard other people say that they take the pediatric Multivitamins like the "Flintstones" chewable ones.
Any Thoughts?? Because honestly i cant afford all these things that are "required" Post and Pre Op so if theirs a way i can save i need it i literally have like a ridiculous amount of those vitamins lol
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  • CheerfulLoser
    CheerfulLoser

    My dietitian recommends Flintstones Complete. I take one per day. I also take calcium citrate daily. I do a monthly Vitamin B injection. Super easy and straightforward.

  • catwoman7
    catwoman7

    I've always used the generic equivalent of Centrum (Walgreens and CVS have generics of that - some other places may as well). They seem to go on sale all the time - BOGO, or buy one get one half off.

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I've always used the generic equivalent of Centrum (Walgreens and CVS have generics of that - some other places may as well). They seem to go on sale all the time - BOGO, or buy one get one half off. I get a whole year's worth at a time. Super cheap.

P.S. they have both chewable and non-chewable (I only used chewables for the first year - some people switch over to regular tablets even earlier than that...)

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