Post Op Vitamins And Supplements

[rlcohen70 0]

Ok I googled the topic and found this awesome link to a comparison chart it is so comprehensive with the authors opinion on taste ' date=' cost analysis broken down to cost per day not per pill/tab because some have you take 1 or 2 or even 3 here it is

http://www.pamtremble.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/multivitamin_comparison_FULL1.pdf

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So, this is very informative. I do not see the one you use recommended. Would you change your recommendation or stick with what you have?

[kimpossible67 608]

So if I go with feline stones do I just double the disease? Am I still gonna need bi lingual B12 and Calcium with Vitamin D? Can we take viactive chews?

[kimpossible67 608]

Flint stones.

[kiwiladydee 402]

I love flintstones. Does anyone take chewable Calcium? ? Im scared they r going to be yucky.

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[sbstylun 57]

I love flintstones. Does anyone take chewable Calcium? ? Im scared they r going to be yucky.

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Yeah I take Caltrate calcium +D chewable they taste good sort of like sweet tarts candy.< /p>

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[4Kimmy2 56]

I take the Flinstones and buy them from Costco.I like the purple ones best but the price makes me chew the other ones HAHA! I take b-12 Gummy kind from Wal-Mart and the Caltrate chewables I get from Wal-Mart

[angelsmiln 7]

I take a Gummy multi and vit D from Walmart and was getting B12 injections but my nutritionist freaked when my blood levels came back, the B12 was way too high so now I just take the sublingual. I also take Iron (for menstruating Women it's a must), Calcium, sometimes when I remember I add vit E, Biotin, and vit C..oh and a probiotic.

[nikkiba75 276]

I love flintstones. Does anyone take chewable Calcium? ? Im scared they r going to be yucky.

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I take Gummy calcium from costco

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[rabrijumo 140]

So, this is very informative. I do not see the one you use recommended. Would you change your recommendation or stick with what you have?

I actually am pre op and bought the opurity by powders?utm_source=BariatricPal&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=CommentLink" target="_ad" data-id="1" >unjury I gave its stats toward the beginning of the thread. Seems comprehensive will be discussing it with my dr tomorrow. The taste wasn't tooooooo bad may need to test a few to find the one I like not that I won't be using all the others cause of the cost.

[kiwiladydee 402]

Yeah I take Caltrate Calcium +D chewable they taste good sort of like sweet tarts candy.< /p>

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Thanks! I bought these and they were great.

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[sbstylun 57]

Thanks! I bought these and they were great.

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You're welcome

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[Jen in SoCal 189]

Caltrate is Calcium carbonate. I was told the best calcium for us is calcium citrate. Calcium carbonate is the same thing in tums. It's not easily absorbed by RNY patients.

Citrical is the most popular brand of calcium citrate but so far I haven't found it in chewable form. For now I'm taking the Bariatric Advantage calcuum citrate chewable lozenges. It's like chewing a big chunk of chalk. Blech!!!!

[Winter84 35]

I love flintstones. Does anyone take chewable Calcium? ? Im scared they r going to be yucky.

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I take calcium citrate + d3 (petities) cause the chewable ones make me so so sick!

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[Stacey Dayonne 69]

I was told no gummies a d the Calcium had to be citrate. I love flintstones and I ake a prenatal at night

[4Kimmy2 56]

The Dr, dietician and pharmacist know and said those were great to take. Maybe each Dr is different on their preference.

Why do you take prenatal pills?