Vitamins

[Phi Phi 4]

I can't take the powder post op Vitamins from the doctor. Any suggestions on what to take?

[AliveAgain 283]

Powder? Never knew they came in powder!

Most people on here use Bariatric Advantage or Celebrate chewable Vitamins. Although, the sweetness can become a bit much after a few weeks. But not unbearable to use until you can switch to more of a solid at 6-8 weeks. They come in different flavors and are like Sweet Tarts. If you look on those sites, I think they send out sample kits. Centrum also make a chewable, though it can be hard to find in some stores (was for me).

[Shilo30 16]

I take Centrum chewable. I couldn't stand the Bariatric Aadvantage ones... Yuck!

[rodswife 155]

I take 2 flintstone complete a day with 2 calcium chews that have Vitamin D in them. I also take a B12

[hadouni 301]

Flintstones Complete chewable (with iron) is my basic Vitamin. I take one with lunch and one with dinner.

I also take a mix of Calcium supplements. I have some Bariatric Advantage but they're so expensive. I have some gummies that aren't technically the correct calcium and I have some Citrical petites. I'm bad about remembering my calcium. :/

[Willow216 91]

Centrum chewables, 2 calcium chews, and liquid B12. Very easy going down.

[suthern_girl2012 5]

Bariatric Advantage is not open to new patients. When I tried to log on for my surgery 4/30 it would not let me

[suthern_girl2012 5]

-Flinestone 100% complete Multi-Vitamin w/zinc

[suthern_girl2012 5]

-calcium

-Omega 3

-Biotin

-B12 sublingual very important

-Vitamin D

[Phi Phi 4]

Thanks for all the ideas. I was able to find the Century chewables.< /p>