Multivitamins

[tissiegirl 36]

My surgeon only allows Flinstones Centrum chewables for the first month then it's either prenatal or Bariatric Advantage chewables or capsules

[xmeridith 7]

Flintstones complete chewables for me too. Recommend and allowed by my doc. Plus Calcium chewables.

[Charm82 18]

My doctor recommended Phytomulti

[gravesmisty69 6]

I started to take Bariatric Advantage multi chewable it is horrible ....I'm going to switch to the capsule in the meantime any suggestions to an alternative. I know I can take prenatal?[/quote

I take optisource I get it from Walgreens

[Heather_8.1.14 65]

What flavor are you using? I use the mixed berry and surprisingly I really like them. MUCH easier to take 1 chewable 4 times a day then try to swallow 7-8 pills a day (plus all the other meds I take, I hate pills LOL)

[gravesmisty69 6]

I don't know where to get any other flavor than citrus and I don't like them but I still take them

[rjackson1982 10]

I use women's one a day gummy vitamins. Right after surgery I used a more expensive bariatric Vitamin, but after a couple of months I found out I could use regular gummies I just take 2 instead of one and so far they've worked great. Also much less expensive.

[tamg26k 479]

I also take Centrium chewable without any problem. Cheap enough and you can find almost anywhere

[davidkee16 1]

Give a try to vita4life’s bariatric Multivitamins supplements

[wildGoose 207]

If you take Flintstones, take them 2x a day. I've been fine doing this!!!

[momfromjersey22 403]

If you take Flintstones, take them 2x a day. I've been fine doing this!!!

I'm lucky to get one down, lol

[Cujucuyo 34]

I'm currently taking "Equate", these things are huge and make me nauseous for 2 hours, even if I split them in half and take both in... avoid them. I'm going to change to chewable ones or grind these and take them with a half a Tsp of sugar.

Edited May 3, 2015 by Cujucuyo

[beachgal2935 596]

I was told I could take Flintstones Complete + Iron. I bought a bottle of 200 from Sam's Club and didn't like them at all. On the powders?utm_source=BariatricPal&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=CommentLink" target="_ad" data-id="1" >unjury website, I clicked on the opurity Vitamins tab and found their Multivitamin made specifically for bypass and sleeved patients. I just put one in my pill spliter and chew 1/2 twice a day. They are much softer than the Flintstones and taste more like a sweet tart to me. I love them!