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I started taking vitamins and now my pee is neon yellow is that normal?
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Yes: You are taking a pricey vitamin to which a very large amount of riboflavin (b2, which is naturally yellow) has been added to change the color of your urine and make it fluorescent. It is intended to make you believe that the vitamins are more powerful. It's harmless.
Answered 3/20/2013
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