Key Ingredients for Post-Surgery Nutrition
BariMelts provides a targeted blend of nutrients to support women after bariatric surgery. Each caplet delivers gentle, well‑absorbed forms of vitamins and minerals to help fill nutritional gaps.
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Carbonyl Iron: A gentle, highly absorbable form of iron that contributes to normal red blood cell formation and oxygen transport.*
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Vitamin D: Contributes to normal absorption of calcium and phosphorus and to normal bone health.*
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Vitamin C: Contributes to normal immune function and increases iron absorption.*
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Vitamin B6: Contributes to normal energy‑yielding metabolism and nervous system function.*
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Aquamin: A natural multimineral complex sourced from Icelandic seaweed, providing 74 trace minerals to support overall mineral balance.
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Magnesium and Zinc: Magnesium contributes to normal muscle function; zinc contributes to normal immune function.*
BariMelts is free from titanium dioxide, talc, artificial colours, dairy and gluten, making it suitable for women with a range of dietary requirements.
How BariMelts Supports Your Body After Bariatric Surgery
After bariatric surgery, your nutrient absorption changes significantly. BariMelts is formulated with small, smooth‑coated caplets to avoid dose‑dumping and provide gentle absorption. Each caplet delivers 45 mg of carbonyl iron – a well‑tolerated form of iron – alongside vitamins D, C, B6 and trace minerals, to help maintain energy levels and overall wellbeing.*
The inclusion of Aquamin, a unique multimineral complex from seaweed harvested off the coast of Iceland, provides additional trace minerals in their natural forms, supporting bone health and general wellness.*
Advantages of a Once‑Daily Routine
Managing a supplement regimen post‑surgery can be challenging. BariMelts simplifies your day with an easy once‑daily format. The small caplets are designed for gentle absorption, minimising the risk of stomach discomfort. Many users find that just one caplet per day is sufficient for maintenance, but always follow the dosage instructions on the label.
How to Choose the Right Bariatric Supplement
When selecting a bariatric Multivitamin, look for appropriate absorption forms, a well‑tolerated iron source, and third‑party testing. BariMelts follows ASMBS guidelines and is manufactured in an NSF‑certified GMP facility, with each batch tested for potency and purity. A once‑daily option can help simplify your routine, delivering comprehensive nutrition in just two caplets per serving.
What Is a Bariatric Multivitamin and Why Is It Important?
After bariatric surgery, your body’s ability to absorb nutrients is altered. A specialised Multivitamin like BariMelts fills nutritional gaps without overwhelming your system. Designed specifically for women post‑surgery, it provides essential vitamins and minerals in a gentle formula that doesn’t require a handful of pills each day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is carbonyl iron used rather than other forms?
Carbonyl iron is a highly purified, well‑tolerated form of iron less likely to cause gastrointestinal side effects. It is often recommended for bariatric patients due to its gentle absorption profile.
What is Aquamin and why is it included?
Aquamin is a multimineral complex sourced from Lithothamnion calcareum seaweed harvested off the coast of Iceland. It provides 74 trace minerals, including calcium and magnesium, supporting bone health and overall wellbeing.*
Is this Multivitamin suitable for vegans?
The caplets are dairy‑free and gluten‑free, but please check the product labelling regarding vitamin D source (cholecalciferol may be from lanolin).
Can I take this on an empty stomach?
It is generally recommended to take BariMelts with food to enhance absorption and minimise potential stomach upset. Always follow the directions on the label.
* These statements are based on EFSA‑approved health claims. This product is a food supplement and should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of reach of children.