vitamin overload

[Diva2Be 21]

My surgery is Thursday and I'm getting overwhelmed!! Sooo many options for Vitamins. Recognizing everyone's tastes are different, I'm hoping to gauge what most people tolerate well that's affordable so I can go buy/order online for my arrival home. Thanks!!!

[bellamabella 9]

My surgery is Thursday and I'm getting overwhelmed!! Sooo many options for Vitamins. Recognizing everyone's tastes are different, I'm hoping to gauge what most people tolerate well that's affordable so I can go buy/order online for my arrival home. Thanks!!!

i got all my Vitamins in liquid form. a mutlivitamin with Iron, B12, Biotin ( for my hair), super b complex , Vitamin d3 and Calcium.

[Bufflehead 6,358]

I did liquid vitamins for the first four weeks after surgery: Multivitamin, Calcium, and Iron -- plus sublingual B12. For the liquids I used Wellesse brand (available via Amazon and other places) and took a double dose.

After four weeks I switched to Trader Joe's High Potency chewable multi's, Citracal Petites (although I think I am going to change to Celebrate Chewables), generic Vitamin D, and Jarrow's Vitamin K2. I still do the liquid iron since that's what I seem to tolerate best. My labs have always been great.

[BryBro63 410]

I was the exact same way!! What I ended up settling on was the Centrum chewables (since it's the only one I could find that had all the Vitamins and Iron together), and the Solaray B-Complex chewables. Also for the Calcium, I use the Bariatric Advantage chewable Calcium Squares. As per my research, my nutritionist, and my surgeon, this combinations covers everything.

Wish you the best!!!

[Diva2Be 21]

Many thanks to you all. I was advised to stay clear of liquid vitamins until 6 plus wks for fear of me not getting it all down in addition to my protein...but it is my preference. I will go with chewables for now and see how I respond post surgery.

[MKCMom 17]

I have been using chewable and gummies and it's been fine. It's like my "candy" throughout the day.

[Josh2xh 70]

I have tried a number of calcium chews. They made me sick as a dog. I wish thier was a liquid Calcium.< /p>

[Bufflehead 6,358]

@@Josh2xh there are all sorts of liquid Calcium out there, here is just one:

http://www.amazon.com/Bluebonnet-Liquid-Calcium-Magnesium-Citrate-blueberry/dp/B00028P0ZK

[gomekast 559]

I have tried a number of calcium chews. They made me sick as a dog. I wish thier was a liquid Calcium.< /p>

My nurse told me calcium citrate is easier on the tummy versus calcium carbonate. Maybe look into this??

[bellamabella 9]

Many thanks to you all. I was advised to stay clear of liquid vitamins until 6 plus wks for fear of me not getting it all down in addition to my protein...but it is my preference. I will go with chewables for now and see how I respond post surgery.

really..thats strange. my nut and dr both recommended it because i could add them in my protein..so its like two birds with one stone. plus liquid Vitamins aren't filling. but everyone is different. good luck

[bellamabella 9]

I have tried a number of calcium chews. They made me sick as a dog. I wish thier was a liquid Calcium.< /p>

i take liquid calcium. i got it at whole foods

[moonlitestarbrite 902]

i get tropical oasis at vitacost.com.

[Krystal0528 118]

I did liquid Vitamins for the first four weeks after surgery: Multivitamin, Calcium, and Iron -- plus sublingual B12. For the liquids I used Wellesse brand (available via Amazon and other places) and took a double dose.

After four weeks I switched to Trader Joe's High Potency chewable multi's, Citracal Petites (although I think I am going to change to Celebrate Chewables), generic Vitamin D, and Jarrow's Vitamin K2. I still do the liquid Iron since that's what I seem to tolerate best. My labs have always been great.

Is there a liquid vitamin that I can use that is a multivitamin? That has everything that I need to take?

[Bufflehead 6,358]

@@Krystal0528 I used the Wellesse brand multivitamin, a double dose. I did still have to take additional Calcium and Iron, both of which I took in liquid form.

[Josh2xh 70]

@@Josh2xh there are all sorts of liquid Calcium out there, here is just one:

http://www.amazon.com/Bluebonnet-Liquid-Calcium-Magnesium-Citrate-blueberry/dp/B00028P0ZK

Beautiful my friend. I just ordered some. If it doesn't kill me I will love you forever.