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Would it be fine to take a daily multivitamin twice a day?
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Yes but why?: Generally a multivitamin contains more than enough to supply your needs for the day. Taking it twice unless you have some unusual needs, simply is a waste of the second vitamin. It will not be harmful, however.
Answered 6/12/2013
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