New Life Bariatric Vitamins
OK, I looked at the comparison. The numbers look OK but I see one problem off the bat.
Six of those tablets has 2000 mg calcium. I can't tell what kind, but let's assume it's citrate. If not, we can't absorb it. But that means one of them has a something like 330 mg calcium. Which is enough to block the absorption of iron in them. So you would have to take iron separately at another time.
I can't tell what kind of vitamin A or vitamin D or other stuff is in them, so I don't know if it's the kind we absorb or not.
Six of those tablets has 2000 mg calcium. I can't tell what kind, but let's assume it's citrate. If not, we can't absorb it. But that means one of them has a something like 330 mg calcium. Which is enough to block the absorption of iron in them. So you would have to take iron separately at another time.
I can't tell what kind of vitamin A or vitamin D or other stuff is in them, so I don't know if it's the kind we absorb or not.
Kelly
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