Question:
Anyone use Isotonix vitamins?

I am waiting for my new surgery date and just spent over $100 on vitamins. Has anyone used Isotonix and if so, are they OK for what we will need post-op? I feel kind of stupid buying these before I really checked them out-but they came highly recommended from a friend (she has NOT had WLS). I purchased the multi-vitamin, B-12, and Calcium. Please tell me that I didn't waste my money!    — Cheryl A. (posted on May 16, 2002)

May 16, 2002
From what I've been reading and researching lately, you made a wise choice. If you scroll down the Q&A's here, there's a question posted about Centrum and a REPLY about the liquid vitamins. I would buy them if I could afford them. I'm finding the whole subject very informative and educational. I'm always learning something new on this site. Enjoy your journey.
   — blank first name B.

May 16, 2002
There is a woman on this website named Patti Schmoldt who is a registered nurse and has had wls and she sells this product. She'd be the best person to ask about the benefits of Isotonix. Her e-mail is [email protected]. She's posted it before so I don't think she'll mind me posting it.
   — cjabates

May 16, 2002
Congratulations on your "Isotonix" purchase! Just want to assure you that you did NOT waste your money!! I am a registered nurse by profession and very confident that no other vitamin absorbs like "Isotonix". I've research many, many brands, and I personally would not take any other brand since trying these. There is CLEARLY no comparison. For anyone wanting information about these highly absorbable liquid vitamins you are welcome to contact me via email at [email protected] Or, my website address is Pattischmoldt.unfranchise.com
   — Patti S.

December 17, 2003

   — Julia Z.