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I'm 18 years young and i'm taking a teen multivitamin, is it safe for me to switch to a adult multivitamin?
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Yes: There is not much difference in most products.Adolescent females need an iron containing vitamin to help keep up with menstrual iron loss, the rest of the components assure you during what may be a period of less than balanced eating.
Answered 5/19/2013
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