need advice in regards to vitamins

[UrsulasShadow 59]

Flintstones Complete chewables (not gummy) and Bariatric Advantage Calcium Tropical Orange 500mg. Taste amazing! Also, Celebrate Iron with C, Celebrate Vitamin D meltaways, and B12 sublingual.< /p>

[colorfulperson 14]

Flinstones Multivitamin gummies. My Nut said these are just fine.

My nutritionist told me no gummies since they lack thiamine. I did, however, end up ordering the chewables plus Iron.

[wildGoose 207]

my surgeon says Flintstones are as effective as anything and that I should save my money for new clothes, not designer Vitamins. i haven't read anything bad about more commonplace Vitamins like Flintstones, Centrum or 1-a-days. Personally I cannot stand gummy vitamins, they are too hard to chew up. Maybe that is what some people like about them.

[HappiTam 19]

mayo Clinic has recommended the Flinstones Complete (non-gummies) for me.

[angelface811 100]

I really like the Bariatric Advantage line and also purchase from Bariatric Choice. At first a few of my Vitamins just made me gag but after some time I got use to them and they are vital for the rest of your life. gummy vitamins were also off limits because there is a potential for possible blockage...at least that is what my surgeon told me. So I'm staying away. Run them by your nutritionist or surgeon ASAP and ask specifically when they want you to start them. I take the RNY multi, Calcium, Iron, b-12 and Biotin as well. My bloodwork has come back excellently. I believe if you aren't happy with the vitamins bariatric choice accepts returns but double check on that. Best of luck to you...

[journey 14 14]

I have tried several Vitamins and someone suggested ez melts vitamins and I am really liking them especially the Iron. Most of the iron chewable have had a bitter taste! I ordered off of Amazon and reasonably priced.

[jennysayscheese 23]

My NUT said that I will need to take special chewable bariatric Vitamins because of the malabsorption aspect of RNY. They are expensive, though, when compared against the regular selection. Can I get away with a cheaper option that won't negatively affect my health?

[Hiedie 24]

I was told to take Centrum multivitamin/multimineral chewables and calcium citrate, two each per day, plus a sublingual b12...that's all I take, six months out I had my blood work done and all Vitamin levels were good, except B12 was too high so I only take that 3 times a week now????

[maggie409 765]

I buy all of mine from a local health food store. I use all liquid vitamins. A Multivitamin, Iron, Calcium, and sublingual B-12. I can give you product names if you are interested.

[kell778 46]

My dr recommends flintstone Vitamins. Plus I drink muscle milk powder Protein Shakes (I'm 3 days pre-op) and I get those from costco

[Tomojac 22]

Flintstones is also what my NUT recommends but not gummies. She said they don't have Iron.< /p>