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How long do I have to take chewable vitamins?

I am almost 4 weeks post op and having serious issues with my Vitamins. They are so gross and the texture makes me gag. Does anybody know how long I will be on the chewables? When can I swollow a whole Vitamin or will that never be able to happen?

Thank you,

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I had my surgery in December, and I am still on chewables. I just got good restriction last month; before that, I might have been able to swallow a large pill, but definitely not now. Maybe you could try a different brand of chewable, or try a liquid vitamin supplement?

I was told I would never be able to take a pill larger than a dime .... I find them gross also.......I'm thinking about going to a liquid Good luck on your journey

I can't stand the chewable vitamins either. I've been taking gummy bear vitamins (doc said it was ok) and they are much better. I really have to chew, chew, chew, but it's worth it--I get my vitamins and a sweet-tooth fix at the same time! :scared2:

I have never taken a chewable. In fact I take a potassium pill that is HUGE. And I'm well restricted. I wasn't told "nothing larger than a dime"....I have great restriction and no issues with any pill or capsule.

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