Bariatric Nutritional Supplements Multivitamin

These dissolving tablets are too chalky and taste bad, I threw them away.

After Gastric bypass surgery these are excellent to take, ease of use because you don't need water to take them. These vitamins have a powdery consistency, but it tastes just like a candy that I used to have when I was a child it does not have a horrible smell either. the size of it is not bad because as you suck on them they basically melt in your mouth. I love Barimelts vitamins, all of them. A few do break up in bottom of bottle but that doesn't really bother me. it's benefit versus risk. There are benefits in taking a vitamin that I like the taste of, I don't worry about a few of them chipping off, I really don't. I prefer this over having to swallow large vitamin capsules or swallowing pills at all.

Great taste and price! No problems with digestion

Just had the surgery on June 16th and these are relatively easy to ingest. They do melt away with a couple bites, unless you want to leave it in your mouth to melt completely but I'm not sure how long that would take. It does have the kinda slightly chalkiness of a vitamin, a bit better than a tums. Pretty smooth though, just... really sweet. Not sure why it needs to be so sweet! It uses monk fruit extract for sweetness, kind of has a mixed berry taste. One thing, it takes two tablets for a serving size, so although I thought this would last two months, one bottle will last one month if taken daily. All in all, if you're having trouble taking vitamins, if your Achille's heel was sweets (mine was salty food) you will like this little bit of sweetness you get to have in the day. It is similar to a sweet tart but not tart at all. I haven't noticed any tummy upsetness with it taking it with either water or a protein shake or on an empty stomach.

This is what my Doctor recommended after getting my surgery. They are chewable not gummy and they waste good.