Post-Bariatric Vitamin Deficiency Add-Ons
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Dosage instructions
- Dosage amount:
1.00 Capsule
once per day
Additional notes
"Only if labs show low B12 despite your multivitamin. 1,000 mcg once daily, any time of day. If levels stay low, your team may use an injection."
Dosage instructions
- Dosage amount:
1.00 Capsule
once per day
Take with food
Additional notes
"Only if your 25-OH vitamin D stays low. Dosed to your level — your provider sets the amount; take with a meal containing fat. On warfarin, clear K2 with your prescriber first."
Dosage instructions
- Dosage amount:
1.00 Capsule
once per day
Take with food
Additional notes
"Only if ferritin stays low or needs are higher. Morning, with non-dairy food, 2 hours from calcium, coffee, tea, and acid reducers. Every-other-day dosing often absorbs better."
Dosage instructions
- Dosage amount:
1.00 Tablet
once per day
Additional notes
"At-risk top-up only (ongoing nausea/vomiting, very low intake, or rapid weight loss). 50–100 mg once daily. Routine thiamine is already in a complete bariatric multivitamin — this is ADDITIONAL, not routine. Don't tough out persistent vomiting — call your care team."
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