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    Good Multivitamins that aren't expensive

    I am looking for some help on some good vitamins that you guys know of and trust the ingredients but which aren't expensive because I am forced to be on a stricter budget now and I need some alternatives to what I am using now.

    I am currently using Ortho Core, but at over $40 per month, I simply can't afford that anymore. I know I probably will "get what I pay for", but there has to be some cost effective options out there....thanks!

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    its called a supplement because it is in addition to your diet


    take a centrum chewable
    cost effective
    and your body should be getting most nutrients through solid foods

    your multivitamin is just to make up for what you missed during the day

    thats how i look at it


    look at how far the human race has came without supplements
    the last couple hundred years of supplement use has had very little effect on the human race

    so seriously
    how much difference do they make?
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    Nutrient 950 without Iron since you're male. You can pick up a 90 day supply for like 50 bucks on Amazon.

    Centrum is low quality vitamins...a lot of stuff like magnesium carbonate and calcium carbonate rather than the higher quality citrates.
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    No gym for home, work out floor with 30, but is it for 20 like 30 lb when you no lift it to be for men, for 30 lbs instead? or half is 10 for 20 pounds?

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    yea, no centrum, no chewables..

    Jodi preferred this one:
    Beverly International Super Pak, 30 Packets

    It's noticeably good and you can get a 90 day supply for like $60 bucks. To save on shipping, I just bought a half years supply.. although I'm running low now and have no cashola...
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