Vitamins and Focus?

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A friend recently suggested that I add Selcon liquid (vitamins) to fish food. When I add it to my frozen food, I mix it together, wait, and then I dump it in the tank. The pink vitamins disperse into the water but it doesn't look like it absorbed into the food. My question is, would I be able to add a scoop of Focus into the food when I mix it? Will it help absorb the vitamins like Focus helps with medication? Or doesn't it really matter.
Thanks, gang!
 
I do this with Focus and the Seachem vitamins I use. I defrost 3 cubs of frozen food and defrost them in a 2 go condiment/dressing dispenser. I add my vitamins and a scoop of focus. Shake it well and throw it in the fridge overnight. The mixture usually lasts me 3 days across 3 tanks (2 FW, 1 SW) and on the third day I make my batch for the following 3 days in a second 2 go condiment dispenser I have. Does it work?? who knows but all my fish are happy and healthy so unless some study proves otherwise I will keep doing it.
 
I do this with Focus and the Seachem vitamins I use. I defrost 3 cubs of frozen food and defrost them in a 2 go condiment/dressing dispenser. I add my vitamins and a scoop of focus. Shake it well and throw it in the fridge overnight. The mixture usually lasts me 3 days across 3 tanks (2 FW, 1 SW) and on the third day I make my batch for the following 3 days in a second 2 go condiment dispenser I have. Does it work?? who knows but all my fish are happy and healthy so unless some study proves otherwise I will keep doing it.
Thank you! I'm just wondering if it works with focus. I appreciate the post. :-)
 

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