in your stomach u fat C**T!
swallow
By mouth. Swallow whole.
dissolve under your tongue.
The advantages of tablets include the fact that there are many brands available and in different strengths. Tablets are designed to cure specific ailments. The disadvantages of tablets include being difficult to swallow and some have unpleasant side effects.
if you swallow anything where does it go? the stomach
Some calcium tablets are chewed, others are swallowed whole. If vitamin D is in an oil caplet, swallow whole; if in a solid tablet, it does not matter.
No it dos not matter. To me when you swallow it it hurt my thought.
They would be a tiny minority and if they have RA they will soon learn how.
Some people cannot physically swallow tablets as they have a bad gag-reflex and so they can't swallow solid objects. Younger children or anyone who haven't taken tablets before might become afraid that they can't do it but they have to learn soon in life as they will be using them as they grow older.
Not if you only take 1 or 2 tablets. However - 'overdosing' can lead to kidney problems !
Caplets are an oval shaped, smooth medicine therefore easier to swallow and tamper-resistant compared to the tablets which are chalky and dryer to take. Caplets act faster too, to get into the system.
The geltabs are tablets which are coated with a smooth gelatin coating, (supposedly) making them easier to swallow than the plain kind.