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Your vitamin schedule and help with crushed pills' taste
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I would like to know your Vitamin schedule and how to take these bitterly crushed pills.
I was informed by my NUT that I will be taking pillls crushed for the first 6 weeks. Suffering through the bitterness of it all.
She has me taking Prilosec OTC, 5 Calcium citrate w/vit D, B-50 complex, Ursodiol (for prevention of Gallstones empty the capsule), plus 5 other prescription tablets. (These are the things I have to take crushed each day).
I also take 2 chewable Centrums a day and a sublingual B-12 once a week.
This is my ideal day of taking Vitamins
Take chewable Centrum upon waking
About 2 hours later, I try to take 1 calcium citrate, B-50, and Ursodiol.
After another few hours, I try to remember to take another 2 calcium citrate
About 5:30 or 6:00 I take the last 2 calcium citrate and my prescription meds.
About 8:00 or 9:00 take the last chewable Centrum.
I have not yet figured out a way to take these without having to suffer through the bitterness. I just crush them all, make a little paste with Water in a small dose cup and try to get it down as quick as possible. I can't believe they haven't yet come back up on me after taking them because the taste is horrible.
What ways did you use to get through crushing your meds and taking them?