6 Week Labs - Deficient in EVERYTHING..pls help!
Everything you are deficient in is offered in a chewable, except potassium, I'm not sure about. I know they make a liquid potassium because I've given it to my patients before. So ask your Dr about it.
Honestly, I don't even let my daughter take the flintstones gummies anymore, after I compared the label to another brand of children's vitamins (non-gummy but still chewable). The gummies just didn't measure up. She doesn't like the regular chewables as much (they aren't like candy to her), but too bad.
I take the Celebrate Multi Complete chewable with iron - price wise, I think it is very close to Centrum, and in my comparison of labels had more to offer. I take the forest berry flavor and it isn't candy or anything but totally fine for a chewable vitamin.
I found a Vit D chewable at The Vitamin Shoppe that tastes like a little mint, very pleasant. It is the kind that is easier to absorb as well. It was very affordable.
You should get a sublingual B12 - so it will dissolve under your tongue. They are available at pretty much any drugstore. And often you can find it with the other B vitamins, so B1 will be in there.
Honestly, I don't even let my daughter take the flintstones gummies anymore, after I compared the label to another brand of children's vitamins (non-gummy but still chewable). The gummies just didn't measure up. She doesn't like the regular chewables as much (they aren't like candy to her), but too bad.
I take the Celebrate Multi Complete chewable with iron - price wise, I think it is very close to Centrum, and in my comparison of labels had more to offer. I take the forest berry flavor and it isn't candy or anything but totally fine for a chewable vitamin.
I found a Vit D chewable at The Vitamin Shoppe that tastes like a little mint, very pleasant. It is the kind that is easier to absorb as well. It was very affordable.
You should get a sublingual B12 - so it will dissolve under your tongue. They are available at pretty much any drugstore. And often you can find it with the other B vitamins, so B1 will be in there.
I've always had a problem swallowing pills. These days I take
Trader Joe's Adult Chewable Multivitamin
Trader Joe's sublingual B-12
Bariatric Advantage Calcium Citrate Chewy Bites - these little individually wrapped squares have the consistency of a tootsie roll, DON'T get their chewable calcium tablets, it's like chalk
OR
Costco's Liquid Reviva (like a previous poster recommended)
Gummy D3 from Vitamin Shoppe, 2K to 3K a day
Then in the capsule department I take
Biotin, 1000 mg from Vitamin Shoppe
VitaLady's Tender Iron
Trader Joe's Adult Chewable Multivitamin
Trader Joe's sublingual B-12
Bariatric Advantage Calcium Citrate Chewy Bites - these little individually wrapped squares have the consistency of a tootsie roll, DON'T get their chewable calcium tablets, it's like chalk
OR
Costco's Liquid Reviva (like a previous poster recommended)
Gummy D3 from Vitamin Shoppe, 2K to 3K a day
Then in the capsule department I take
Biotin, 1000 mg from Vitamin Shoppe
VitaLady's Tender Iron