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Calcium Supplements, Vitamin C Supplements12/02/2009 |
I have been taking Synthroid and Norvasc for about 10 years. I am now taking Vitamin C supplement (250 mg) and Calcium Citrate supplement (500 mg/day). I am told not to take these together. How should these be taken with my current medications?
Calcium citrate and vitamin C will not affect your medications Synthroid and Norvasc. You can take the vitamin c with your Synthroid and Norvasc in the morning and take the calcium at dinnertime or bedtime. Thank you for visiting NetWellness.
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Debra K Gardner, PhamD Former Assistant Clinical Professor of Pharmacy College Business Office Internal Resource Pool-Allied at OSU Medical Center Wexner Medical Center The Ohio State University |
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