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Can multiple vitamins be taken at one time?
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Yes: Taking one's vitamins in the morning before breakfast is an easy way to remember them every day. Any other time of day is fine too (the point is to choose one time of day so one doesn't forget to take them). Some people prefer to take some in the morning and some at night, and that's ok too.
Answered 6/3/2014
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