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Introducing the BariatricPal Prenatal & Postnatal Bariatric Multivitamin with Mint Tab Insert



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Hello BariatricPal Community!

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our latest product, specially designed for our amazing community of bariatric patients. Introducing the BariatricPal Prenatal & Postnatal Bariatric Multivitamin with Mint Tab Insert!

Why We Created This Multivitamin:

We understand that bariatric patients have unique nutritional needs, especially during pregnancy and postpartum recovery. Our new multivitamin is formulated to provide the comprehensive nutritional support that you and your baby need during this critical time.

Key Features and Benefits:

  • Comprehensive Nutrient Profile: Our multivitamin is packed with essential Vitamins and minerals to support maternal health and fetal development:

    • Vitamins: High levels of vitamins A, C, D, E, and B complex to support energy, immunity, and overall health.
    • Minerals: Includes Iron, magnesium, zinc, and other essential minerals to support bone health, blood health, and metabolic functions.
    • Additional Nutrients: Contains DHA and other essential fatty acids for fetal brain development and maternal health.
    • Enhanced Support: Includes Vitamin K2 and Choline Bitartrate for additional nutritional benefits.
  • Bariatric-Specific Formulation: Designed for women who have had bariatric surgery, ensuring optimal absorption and utilization of nutrients.

  • Mint Tab Insert for Freshness: Say goodbye to unpleasant vitamin odors! Our multivitamin is the first bariatric prenatal multivitamin to include a mint tab insert. This innovative feature infuses your vitamins with a refreshing peppermint scent, making daily intake a more enjoyable experience.

  • Most Affordable Option: We are proud to offer the most cost-effective bariatric prenatal multivitamin without compromising on quality.

  • Dietary-Friendly: Gluten-free, Dairy-Free, Soy-Free – perfect for those with dietary restrictions.

  • High-Quality Manufacturing: Produced in a cGMP-certified Facility, ensuring the highest quality and safety standards.

Designed For:

Women before, during, and after pregnancy, especially those who have undergone weight loss surgeries such as RNY Gastric Bypass, Gastric Sleeve, Duodenal Switch, and other malabsorptive procedures.

Directions for Use:

Take 2 capsules daily, preferably with meals or as directed by your healthcare professional.

With the BariatricPal Prenatal & Postnatal Bariatric Multivitamin with Mint Tab Insert, you can be confident that you are providing the best care for your and your baby's health during this critical time.

We are incredibly excited to share this new product with you and look forward to hearing your feedback. Together, we can make your pregnancy journey healthier and more enjoyable!

Check it out on our store here.

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This is awsome. If you haven’t figured out your next project one for DS and SADI would be helpful. And the mint insert sounds good for all of them. Lol

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2 hours ago, ShoppGirl said:

This is awsome. If you haven’t figured out your next project one for DS and SADI would be helpful. And the mint insert sounds good for all of them. Lol

We're a few weeks ago from releasing this....

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5 minutes ago, Alex Brecher said:

We're a few weeks ago from releasing this....

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That looks like it might do the trick. Just in time for my revision. Perfect.

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