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What happens if a man takes a women's vitamin for almost a month? not sure if this happens often, but by mistake my man has been taken my mulit-woman's vitamin for almost a month. i feel really bad and it's my fault, somehow the bottles got mixed up but,
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The : The main difference between men's and women's vitamins are that women's vitamins tend to contain more iron, Folic Acid and calcium. None of this will hurt him - his body will absorb what it needs and eliminate the rest.
Answered 3/1/2019
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