Optimal health requires adequate nutrition, but so much more. Our range of PatchAid Patches includes essential nutrients in basic formulas, plus specialized patches for different health goals and concerns. 

Learning that you have a vitamin deficiency can leave you wondering what to do about it. What symptoms can you expect? Which foods can you eat to overcome the deficiency? Will you need to take supplements? Which supplement is best? How will you know if you have overcome the deficiency?

Vitamin and mineral deficiencies are rampant after bariatric surgery, but it can be hard to prevent them or address them if you do have them. There are many challenges for weight loss surgery patients to get enough of the micronutrients they need, and even taking multivitamin and mineral pills can be a tough ask. Instead, PatchAid Bariatric Vitamin Patch Packs are built to contain recommended amounts of key nutrients, and they depend on delivery through the skin rather than being swallowed.

Kids need the same assortment of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients as adults, but there may be even more challenges to getting the right nutrients for children than for adults. That is because children do not always eat the most nutritious diets, and they may not agree to take their vitamins.

Crohn’s disease is a type of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) that can affect your nutrition. If you have Crohn’s disease, you should be aware of the possible nutritional deficiencies that can occur and why PatchAid Vitamin Patches may be used to prevent or treat certain nutrient deficiencies. It is best to always talk to a healthcare provider or nutritionist if you have questions or concerns about your nutrition or health.