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KenK
Feb 5, 2012, 8:48:58 AM2/5/12
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The last bottle of 1 g vitamin C I bought causes me problems: The pills
stick to my tongue and mouth despite lots of water to wash them down. That
brand had not caused problems in the past decades. Something evidently has
changed. I hate to throw away a large bottle of them. Anyone know any
tricks to easily swallow such pills? In the meantime I got another brand
which causes me no difficulty.
TIA
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stick to my tongue and mouth despite lots of water to wash them down. That
brand had not caused problems in the past decades. Something evidently has
changed. I hate to throw away a large bottle of them. Anyone know any
tricks to easily swallow such pills? In the meantime I got another brand
which causes me no difficulty.
TIA
--
"Experience is something you don't get until
just after you need it." Steven Wright
Bill
Feb 6, 2012, 1:14:35 AM2/6/12
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"KenK" <inv...@invalid.com> wrote in message
which made it go down easier, then they stopped putting that on - to
save manufacturing costs!
Anyway milk works for me...
> The last bottle of 1 g vitamin C I bought causes me problems: The
> pills
> stick to my tongue and mouth despite lots of water to wash them
> down. That
> brand had not caused problems in the past decades. Something
> evidently has
> changed. I hate to throw away a large bottle of them. Anyone know
> any
> tricks to easily swallow such pills? In the meantime I got another
> brand
> which causes me no difficulty.
>
Same thing happened to me with daily vitamins. It had a coating on it
> pills
> stick to my tongue and mouth despite lots of water to wash them
> down. That
> brand had not caused problems in the past decades. Something
> evidently has
> changed. I hate to throw away a large bottle of them. Anyone know
> any
> tricks to easily swallow such pills? In the meantime I got another
> brand
> which causes me no difficulty.
>
which made it go down easier, then they stopped putting that on - to
save manufacturing costs!
Anyway milk works for me...
The Real Bev
Feb 6, 2012, 1:30:26 AM2/6/12
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water until I'm sure they're thoroughly wet.
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Cheers, Bev
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Vandy Terre
Feb 6, 2012, 1:15:59 PM2/6/12
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On 5 Feb 2012 13:48:58 GMT, KenK <inv...@invalid.com> wrote:
>The last bottle of 1 g vitamin C I bought causes me problems: The pills
>stick to my tongue and mouth despite lots of water to wash them down. That
>brand had not caused problems in the past decades. Something evidently has
>changed. I hate to throw away a large bottle of them. Anyone know any
>tricks to easily swallow such pills? In the meantime I got another brand
>which causes me no difficulty.
>
>TIA
Toss the pills to the back of the mouth at the throat opening then swallow with
>The last bottle of 1 g vitamin C I bought causes me problems: The pills
>stick to my tongue and mouth despite lots of water to wash them down. That
>brand had not caused problems in the past decades. Something evidently has
>changed. I hate to throw away a large bottle of them. Anyone know any
>tricks to easily swallow such pills? In the meantime I got another brand
>which causes me no difficulty.
>
>TIA
liquid if needed. I have problems with the vitamin C tablets myself because I
truly hate the taste of orange.
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