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Multivitamin without iron — NOT a pill?

Does anyone recommend a multivitamin that has no iron, and is not a capsule or tablet?

Even when I take my pill with food, it makes me nauseous. Surgeon suggested a gummy or liquid version.

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  • Soon2bFit21
    Soon2bFit21

    I believe Mary Ruth’s has a liquid with no iron. Zinc can also cause nausea as well, FYI.

  • catwoman7
    catwoman7

    Centrum Silver (and their other multi's for people over age 50) don't have iron. They have them available in chewables and gummies. (Centrum also has a liquid - but that has iron in it)

  • I like Bariatric Advantage Multivitamin Chewy Bites.

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Centrum Silver (and their other multi's for people over age 50) don't have iron. They have them available in chewables and gummies. (Centrum also has a liquid - but that has iron in it)

I like Bariatric Advantage Multivitamin Chewy Bites.

I have the multivitamin without iron and mine is in a form of a patch I got from the gastricPal site. All my blood work comes back great.. I put it on everyday after the shower. It stays on for atleast 8 hours.. and I feel great

Hands down floradix iron liquid, it's all natural too

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