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I can't swallow pills either. I put liquid trace minerals in my drinking water and use sublingual B vitamins drops. For everything else I get capsules, open them up, dump them in my mouth and wash them down with water. For allergies I use liquid Benadryl. I know the pharmacist has already told you this, but I wanted you to know from someone in the same situation that the problem is easy to get around.
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As long as the medication is not an extended release form you may crush it and swallow it with water. If it is a capsule form you can take the powder or granules out and swallow it with water.
thanks for your reply, i knew there was certain pi;;s you could crush, but i didnt know you could do the same with a capsual. i did find the sublingual b 12 wish all pills were like that. lol thanks so much
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