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Can you drink pregnant vitamins and folic acid tablets all at once while pregnant?
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Vitamins : I am not sure which vitamins you are referring to. Most vitamins are taken once a day. If you take them once a day , yes you can take them together. It's best taken with food in the stomach.
Answered 11/18/2019
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