Does everyone take vitamins?

[mousecrazy 2]

From some advice I received here, I found Source of Life liquid Multivitamin. It's kinda tangy, but not gross. Easy to take. I would like to say I take it eachand every day, but I hae forgotten several times.

[bushbaby 8]

My Dr. said I did ntot need Vitamins and if I insited they should be liquid...(chewables fine) as not to irritate the tummy.

[Tuff Enuff 0]

Before surgery I was taking a multi Vitamin, B-Complex and Calcium (all chewable) and am supposed to be taking them after as well long term. Unfortunately I have forgotten them too frequently of late and need to start back again. Thanks for the reminder all, it might have something to do with my hairloss recently.

[maudeispam 2]

I take an optisource chewable 4 times a day as instructed by my surgeon. (It is specially formulated for people who have had weighloss surgery). Six weeks post OP I will take one a day. I also take a chewable Vitamin C daily. To keep the bugs at bay. The Optisource Vitamins are available at Walgreens.

[LilAngel 0]

Wow, thanks guys for all the great responses. Now looks like I need to be researching Vitamins choices! If anybody else has reccommendations on the type to take, keep 'em coming! Thank you!!

[MerryHearted 20]

They asked me to start on a Multivitamin at my first pre-op visit, and suggested Flintstones chewables. I take the Schiff chewable multi -- similar to Flintstones I imagine.

Those Vivactin orange creamsicle Calcium chews sound yummy -- I think I'll go hunt some down.

I also take chewable Vitamin C's -- I keep them at work and nibble on a couple as an afternoon snack. Gotta love the Optifast diet, when you turn to chewable Vitamins for snacking purposes.