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Can i drink a multivitamin with milk?
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Yes, but why?: Why are you taking a multivitamin at your age? Are you pregnant or expecting to be? If not, there is no reason to take such a pill. Please get your essential vitamins from food, not pills. Btw, limit your dairy foods.
Answered 3/11/2019
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