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Jun. 21st, 2004 01:52 pmI stopped at the grocery store at lunch today to buy, among other things, some multi-vitamins. (I believe in getting your vitamin and mineral quotient from your regular diet, but I don't always eat as well as I should and I'm tired of getting a low iron count every other time that I try to donate blood.)
So. Anyway. It's a rather bewildering array of products to choose from in the vitamin/supplement section. What makes one better than another (other than price)? I finally just picked. Driving home I thought that it's a shame they don't make Flinstones chewable vitamins for adults. I would totally buy those if they did.
Unless they do make them and I just don't know about it. In which case, I'm missing out.
So. Anyway. It's a rather bewildering array of products to choose from in the vitamin/supplement section. What makes one better than another (other than price)? I finally just picked. Driving home I thought that it's a shame they don't make Flinstones chewable vitamins for adults. I would totally buy those if they did.
Unless they do make them and I just don't know about it. In which case, I'm missing out.