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She has a hard time with softgels?
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12-30-2009, 12:07 PM #1Registered User
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Liquid or chewable vitamins
My wife has the most difficult time with the horse pills we call vitamins. Is there a decent adult chewable or liquid for a multivitamin? She is in her early 20's if this makes any difference.
I guess the same question would apply to fish oil too.
Thanks in advance.
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Yea, she has a hard time with anything larger than a regular asprin. Must run in the family because her brother has the same issue. I think its weird, but i can take about 30 pills at the same time if i wanted to.
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-lol- I hear ya, gag reflex is hard or maybe even impossible for some people to overcome.
Originally Posted by suprfast
Maybe you could drain the softgels in a drink, kind of a hassle but would probably work.
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The vitamins are tablets, but good idea on the fish oil. Im sure she wouldnt like the taste though. My brother in law thought it would be a good idea to dump the multi in the vitamix with his shake...he said he tasted ever vitamin in there.
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nutrition now makes gummies, and there are liquid vitamins all over. there are even powders. life extention makes a mix that is all encompassing.
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Try those vitamin tablets that dissolves in water.The powdered juice like tablet.I forgot the name but i think it's effective. I do use it and i am a living proof of it's effectivity. You can find a brand name when you do a web search.
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