Is it a pill or a drink?
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It's a vaginal suppository...I have a question for sal.... You said BV returns because of meds you are on... I cannot figure out what is causing my BV, but I am on meds, an antidepressant and stimulant... Could these be causing this problem? Are you on similar meds?
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Hi Ashley, This is a suppository. I used it for eight days and wore a little pad to bed as it does leak a little. Deposit suppository and go to bed. Since then I have had NO BV. To me it was a blessing rather than running to the doctor each time! I ordered three more boxes to have on hand because with the meds I am on the BV does return now and then. Good luck!! Sal
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It isn't a tablet, it's a capsule. It's a larger size capsule, but still much easier to swallow than a tablet.
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Pills are large...a little larger than a multiple vitamin. Can be broken into smaller pieces if necessary.
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It is a powder and you mix it with water to take it. Make sure you follow directions on the label.
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It's a capsule. So you can take it apart and put it on a spoon for the child. I suggest mixing it in with a bit of fruit flavored yogurt. I can't swallow pills either, so I understand.
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I think "better" is a matter of perspective. I find either work well for me, depending on my need. I prefer the pill or tablet form. But capsules do the job well too. I just have a problem swallowing capsules. I "presume" pills break down faster on an empty stomach, but that is not scientific. Hope you try the product. It does work and relieves my symptoms, even when I take less than recommended.
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A friend who has trouble swallowing pills takes them with a a carbonated beverage. She takes a swallow of the beverage first to lubricate her throat, then takes the pill. She says the bubbles help the pills slide down.
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Look at the other photos. There is a photo of the list of vitamins and minerals. Do not get if you have difficulty swallowing. These are horse pills.
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It's an oral vitamin supplement. You take it in the morning by mouth with something to drink, preferably water.
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It's more of a gel than a juice, more for topical application than a drink.
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It is a powder and you mix it with water to take it. Make sure you follow directions on the label. This is an amazing product.
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The powder is hard to mix as it sticks to your glass-cup. I'd go with the liquid because the taste is terrible in both, but the liquid enables you to drink it with a single quick shot, while the mix, you have to mix it with something, which usually makes it a full cup.
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With the liquid drops, you take half a dropper full under the tongue AFTER meals. I have not taken the pills, but I would think that they would follow those instructions.
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It is in pill form and you put it under your tongue to dissolve. Two a day.
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No. It's plastic. It could be broken with a hammer, pried open with a screwdriver, or easily stolen. It's intended for use by people who can't remember when to take their medicine.
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It helps the user shake up their beverage.... kind of like a blender. It helps to make the liquid smoother.
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They are large capsules about the size of a capsule of antibiotic. I have no problem swallowing pill but I am always sure to take a drink of water before swallowing them.