What size are the capsules? - May 10th - I want to thank everyone for the super quick replies - all of which have been VERY helpful to my question. I did not want to waste money trying to find an O/C replacement for the RX I am taking (which cost $1.40...
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These are actually small, smaller than a typical pain killer. Like other people here, I take one every Monday morning.
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I get my capsules at amazon subscribe and save which is a good deal compared to CBTL's website . Thank you for your comment....I will try my machine again....it is a new machine and so I was trying to prime it....and no water came out. I tried mine about 10 times in 2 hours before I gave up. But I will try it again before I put it in the garage. And thanks for the tip on Bed Bath and Beyond.....they used to carry them at Target and I got a good deal when they closed the brand out there.
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Why don't you call a couple of pharmacists and ask them? Also go to the OcuSoft website and ask them what they think directly. I've corresponded with them about things and they are really helpful.
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Thanks so much; I really appreciate that! I hate it when I buy pills that end up being gargantuan and they're unpleasant to take.
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Hi there, they are pretty much your average sized capsules. Very easy to swallow. So don't worry, they are not the size of horse pills or anything.
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I assume you get one bottle of 240 capsules. Unless they're sold only in packs of 2. I usually buy a year's supply to save on shipping, so the question never came up for me. I don't recall seeing another bottle size, but then I wasn't looking for one. Sorry not to be more helpful. FSchelly
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Hi Carleton. Thanks for your question. The capsules are not that big and they are easy enough to swallow. The capsules are about the same size as a Tylenol pill. Any further questions please don't hesitate to ask. Riley - Sano Customer Services
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Your correct. I needed them bad so I paid the price. I have found them at Wal Mart for 18 for $7.54.That's about .42 cents per pill compared to .62 cents at Amazon.
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I would send question directly to Natures Made for clarification. You can also ask your local pharmacist, they answered questions for me about different color capsules.
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Please, for the love of all things good, no not get powder. It tastes too bad and nothing can mask it. It's not worth whatever savings you find. Get the capsules. Trust me.
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The pills are not that big. I would say they are the size of a normal antibiotic capsule. They are nowhere as big as a fish oil gel capsule. I think you would be safe.
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They are 500 mg per capsule. I take a total of 3 capsules a day. Although I've heard others take a larger dose. It completely up to you.
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Yes it does. Researched a number of sites re that same question, including drugs.com, webmd and pfizer. The only diff is that OTC is 20 mg instead of the 40 mg prescription. So if you need to take 40, just double up. It's still cheaper! From what I gather, 20 mg is intended for maintenance...whereas 40 is for healing. I was taking 40 for many yrs prescription until ins co stopped coverage, and I AM THRILLED it's now OTC. Nothing helps me like Nexium, and I gave all the classes...generic and brand in each class...a patient try. And suffered. I'm trying 20 Nexium but will see. Have GERD and hiatal hernia, so may need to double up. Good luck! Yes it does. Researched a number of sites re that same question, including drugs.com, webmd and pfizer. The only diff is that OTC is 20 mg instead of the 40 mg prescription. So if you need to take 40, just double up. It's still cheaper! From what I gather, 20 mg is intended for maintenance...whereas 40 is for healing. I was taking 40 for many yrs prescription until ins co stopped coverage, and I AM THRILLED it's now OTC. Nothing helps me like Nexium, and I gave all the classes...generic and brand in each class...a patient try. And suffered. I'm trying 20 Nexium but will see. Have GERD and... » Read More Yes it does. Researched a number of sites re that same question, including drugs.com, webmd and pfizer. The only diff is that OTC is 20 mg instead of the 40 mg prescription. So if you need to take 40, just double up. It's still cheaper! From what I gather, 20 mg is intended for maintenance...whereas 40 is for healing. I was taking 40 for many yrs prescription until ins co stopped coverage, and I AM THRILLED it's now OTC. Nothing helps me like Nexium, and I gave all the classes...generic and brand in each class...a patient try. And suffered. I'm trying 20 Nexium but will see. Have GERD and hiatal hernia, so may need to double up. Good luck! « Show Less
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Mary, I am not great with large pills either. This is a dark maroon large football shape gel capsule. I gave problems taking large smaller hard powder tablets like Glucosamine -- but I have no problem taking larger CoQ 10 gel capsule. You may have an issue on size -- I found OK with noproblem. It is a large gel capsule ! ! !
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To be honest, I have never bought a capsule for any liquid medication. Sorry I couldn't be of any help.
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The OTC Version is only 27 mg vs the prescription 40 mg. It is working for me just as well as the 40 did so it is worth a try.
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Kim, please choose another brand. These are "horse" pills and they do not work...took the for over a month, bought 3 bottles...NOTHING! I'm currently searching for another brand...if you find one let me know ok...Freda