OPTISOURCE Chewable Vitamin and Mineral Supplement Citrus 120 Count

Product Description Post bariatric surgery now with chewable calcium Citrate! Formulated to help meet vitamin & Mineral needs following bariatric surgery four tablets provide at least 100% Daily Value of 22 vitamins & minerals high levels of calcium, vitamin D, Vitamin B12, iron, folic acid, Thiamin & Zinc citrus natural & Artificial Flavors 1 month supply when taken as directed, Optisource Chewable vitamin & Mineral Supplement provides at least 100% of the daily value for 22 vitamins & minerals including 200% or more of 8 key vitamins & minerals to help meet the unique needs of the post-bariatric surgery patient. Suitable for persons with lactose intolerance. Gluten free. For optimal absorption, thoroughly chew 1 tablet 4 times daily, spread throughout the day. From the Manufacturer OPTISOURCE Chewable Vitamin & Mineral Supplement, Citrus 120 Tablets Citrus, 120 Tablets OPTISOURCE Chewable Vitamin & Mineral Supplement is specially formulated for use after bariatric surgery. The recommended daily dose of four tables provides at least 100% of the daily value for 22 vitamins and minerals including high levels of Calcium, Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, Iron, Folic Acid, Thiamin, and Zinc. Vitamin and mineral supplementation is important following bariatric surgery. When taken as directed, OPTISOURCE Chewable Vitamin & Mineral Supplement provides 200% or more of eight key vitamins and minerals to help meet the unique needs of the post-bariatric surgery patient. Now with Calcium Citrate. No artificial color. Suggested Use: For optimal absorption thoroughly chew one tablet four times daily, spaced throughout the day. If you are pregnant or nursing a baby, contact your health care provider before using this product. Appropriate for these dietary restrictions: Gluten-free Suitable for lactose intolerance What are Medical Foods? In order to be a medical food, the product must meet certain criteria defined by the law. These products are used under the supervision of a physician and are designed and intended for the dietary management of specific diseases or conditions that cannot be managed simply with the modification of a normal diet. Medical foods are not intended to treat, cure, prevent, mitigate or have a direct impact on disease in a manner similar to drugs or other medical treatments. Ask your physician whether a medical food is recommended for the diet