How to make vitamins taste better?

I'm lucky and I get my vitamins from Nascobal's nutrition direct.  The problem is that the multivitamins taste...awful to where they make me nauseous.  I figured I had a bad batch, but subsequent ones were just as horrid.  Any suggestions on masking the awful taste?  I'd prefer to keep these since I get all my vites for $25/month.

I'm lucky and I get my vitamins from Nascobal's nutrition direct.  The problem is that the multivitamins taste...awful to where they make me nauseous.  I figured I had a bad batch, but subsequent ones were just as horrid.  Any suggestions on masking the awful taste?  I'd prefer to keep these since I get all my vites for $25/month.  They also don't want me to use the patches except as a last resort.

That's true.  The nutritionist and surgeon want me to stay on bariatric-specific vitamins, though.  Maybe I'll talk to them about taking Centrum when I see them in a few weeks.  

Complain to Nasobal.  I use them too and they are terrible. They go through your insurance company, so your ins company is probably paying top dollar for crappy vitamins.  (You prob have a $25 co-pay)

The new nasal B-12 vit single-app things are the worse - the red stuff drips out.  After I took it last week, I met with a friend - she told me I had a nose bleed, but it was the B12 dripping out again. l never had this problem with the old multi-use sprayer.  YUCK!!  I go back for my 1 year check-up and I will be asking for a new program.  I recently got a feedback form from Nascobal and I wrote how poor the new program was. 

This has happened to me.  It's very annoying.

you can't make nasty vitamins taste better. They are what they are. Your choices are: continue with them anyway or suck it up and buy vitamins that aren't nasty.

eventually,you are going to start not taking them and then you will be paying $25 for your labs to be in the toilet.

This is absolutely true.  I tried putting them in a number of things... blech.  I'll discontinue them and buy stuff that doesn't utterly suck.

The only multivitamins that do not make me nauseous are Centrum or CVS chewables. Others smell funky to me and make me sick long after I take them. The CVS senior chewables only cost me $4/month (a 60 tablet bottle is $8 and I buy them when they are BOGO free).

My surgeon required that I purchase Bariatric Advantage multivitamins from him before surgery.  They tasted horrible to me and the grainy consistency made me gag.  And they're expensive.

I checked around OH for suggestions, and now I take Celebrate Chewables in either mandarin orange or grape.   I've been taking them for well over a year and can still tolerate them.  Many of the vets in maintenance switch to Centrum or generics and seem to have no issues.

I don't think there's much you can do to change the existing taste of your vitamins.  You may want to switch and see if something else appeals to you.  I figure that I save so much money on food now that paying for vitamins and calcium that I like is worth it. 

After everyone's advice I'll probably give the Celebrate chewables a whirl, or the Centrum.  I truly appreciate all the assistance! :)