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Old 09-24-2014, 11:00 AM #1
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Confused If I take Foltanx, what can I drop?
Dr gave Rx for Foltanx. Lots cheaper than Metanx but not very close in ingredients.L-Methylfolate Calcium-3mg
Pyridoxal 5"-Phosphate-35mg
Methylcobalamin-2mg
I recognize the B-12 component and will drop that from my list of supplements. Is there another supplement that could be kicked to the curb? I dont recognize any of the other ingredients. TIA Ken in Texas
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Nope.... Actually you could still take your B12 separately.

Make sure you take that Foltanx on an empty stomach or the B12 in it won't get absorbed well.
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