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Question about pills?

How many of you out there crush all pills that you take vs. swallowing them? I have found that I can swallow them - no problem, but will that change with my first fill?

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I have been able to take pills all along, even with my tightest fills. They have to be small pills and of course all of my vitamins have been chewable.

I ran into trouble with allergy season this week - but the Zyrtec and Sudafed tabs helped with the allergy symptoms and were not too big.

I haven't had problems with pills either, but if I can get something chewable or in a liquid that is what I take. But I even take Prilosec by prescription and they don't bother me at all. Better than crushing the nasty things! :)

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Good to know. Crushing my pills and trying to put them in something tasted soooo bad. Glad to know that I may be able to continue swallowing them.

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