Which is more easier to swallow, tablets or caplets?
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Caplets get slippery :) I think those are easyer to take.
145100
I find that the best vitamins on the market are Flintstones. Don't laugh. They're by far the easiest on the stomach. They also have everything you really need.
939964
Gas Ex is good.  The chewable tablets has the stuff in it to help relieve gas and also acid.  \n\nLiquid Malox taste nasty but works quick. Relief is wonderful.
827494
If you re having a hard time getting them down, ball them up and take them like pills.  Or put them on peanut butter crackers.  I think the biggest problem I had was chewing them.  SO the pill thing woks best.
525162
Take minerals and fat soluble vitamins on a full stomach during your first meal of the day. If your vitamins come in multiple tablets, then take the second around lunch time, or if you exercise, after an afternoon workout.\n\nWater soluble vitamins should be taken throught the day, howver you may not need as much supplementation as you think. In other words, a well balanced diet may supply you with enough. These include B Vitamins and Vitamin C. If you do supplement these in a form other than your main capsul or drink, take B before times of activity or when eating a meal low in them. It is not a good idea to take them before bed time. There are also time released vitmains so you won't have to stress out over this.\n\nAs for vitamin E, you can take extra supplementation even though it is not water soluble.
603498
Well, it is easier to drink, and it may have more sugar, therefore the absorbtion of into your bloodstream is actually easier.  or, bc it is yummy, who knows??
1133324
Spoon full of vinigar. It sounds wierd and ikky but it will balance out the acid in your tummy. The problem with acid reducers is that they take to much acid out of the tummy and the tummy freaks making more.
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Just took one and 1/2 pills, you can do this by breaking one pill in two. Easily done because most medicine tablets have a groove in the center.
130910
In my opinion, it's best to stay with a name brand.  The less expensive brands are sometimes made with inexpensive fillers and/or coatings that cause the vitamins and minerals to be released too early or too late for maximum absorption.  And, the name brands are also sometimes easier to swallow because the coatings are smoother.
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Yes they would dissolve quicker. The rate of the dissolving depends on the concentration gradient. When you first put the tablets in, there is no tablet dissolved so the gradient is highest and the rate is quickest. As it dissolves, the surrounding liquid becomes more concentrated with the tablet so the rate of dissolving slows. Brownian motion will eventually disperse the concentration to the whole liquid, but if you stir the liquid, you are eliminating the local high concentration around the tablet immediately.
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a tablet is specifically one of those chalky pills that can be cut with a pill cutter, a pill is generic, including tablets, and capsules which are powdered medicine inside of a shell or coating.
989456
You did WHAT??? Dude! [ shakes head sadly ]\n\nTry a strong solution of water and baking soda. Capasasin is acidic and baking soda is acidic absorbent. That should work.
319701
Tylenol is easier on your stomach.  Alieve always makes me bruise really easily, other people have told me it has the same effect on them.
7574
Try Pepto Bismol or Tums.
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Take a half table spoon of baking soda, mix with water, swallow. Works great.
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When I had mine out, hot liquids felt better than cold. But popsicles were a welcome treat, too.\n\nDrink a lot. Take your meds on time (even if that means waking up in the middle of the night). Don't be hungry because it hurts to swallow. Ask for help. Don't lift heavy things.
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you eat and then take the pills. or you can drink a glass of milk with them.