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If you take gummy vitamins, isn't the sugar bad in them?
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Yes: Yes -- you really don't need the extra sugar from gummy vitamins. There are plenty of digestible, easily swallowed vitamins available. There are even liquid ones that use a little stevia if a sweeter taste is needed.
Answered 6/24/2018
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