Multivitamin, Sugar Free
Multivitamin, Sugar Free
Nature Made Multi Complete, 130 tablets
An inexpensive tablet with doses close to daily values and the USP Verified mark, which means an independent lab checked that the label matches the tablet. This version contains iron, which most men and women after menopause do not need.
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A restricted diet has gaps, especially in the first months before you have a wide rotation of meals. A plain multivitamin is inexpensive cover while you work that out.
What to look for
- Capsules or tablets rather than gummies, which are mostly sugar
- Amounts close to 100 percent of daily values rather than huge doses
- Third party testing from an independent lab
- A version suited to your age and sex, since iron needs differ
Good to know
General wellness information only, not medical advice. A multivitamin supports a varied plate of meat, fish, eggs and vegetables and does not replace one. Take it with a meal that contains fat.
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The catch
If you eat a varied keto plate, a multivitamin may add little. It is cheap insurance at best, and it does not fix the electrolytes that cause most first week problems.
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