Are these timed release? They would need to go into a feeding tube
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Hi. I dont think so, but they are very small, and you only need one. Good Luck
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My bottle says Timed Release on the front label on the bottom. Maybe there are two versions.
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It is a timed release probiotic. I guess you could cut it in half, but I would think it would no longer be timed release and might not work as well. It is a very good probiotic and works well for me.
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They are kinda easy to chew, I would think they would have the same nutrition as soaked. They do get stuck in your teeth though.
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Hi Goddess -These are not softgels - they're tablets. And yes - time released, so they last through the night. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it can easily be cut in 1/2 without disturbing the sustained release. I did call Jarrow's product specialist about this issue to use for a dog. He pointed out the main concern would be a rough edge when swallowed. We are able to soften that either with a file or by premoistening before administering the dose. Either works fine. And the time release factor stays intact because the NAC is embedded in carbomer.
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yes. Alive and kicking (er crawling, that is). Important to release them IMMEDIATELY or if you can't, immediately chill them in the fridge to keep them in a state of torpor.
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Anytime, but they dissolve by moisture so when your not using them keep them in the container and make sure that it is sealed shut don't forget to keep them away from moisture!
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It is best to order using overnight delivery to guarantee live bugs. Personally I don't think you would want to keep them in their netting too long after delivery. I'm not a bug expert, but I think they would be OK for a day?? I would contact the seller about that to be sure.
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Yes you can put them out now. The tick larva hatch in July and August, so they are looking for their first blood meal. Get more and put them out next April early June as that is when the Lyme infected ones are in the nymph stage and looking for their food. We've seen a huge decline since using these.
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I know nothing about your feeders but suspect that John Meyers' answer is correct. As info, these timers are working very well for me.
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Haven't tried it...but I think they would be ok for a short period of time...not sure about an hour.
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Yes. I believe the directions are something like 220 for 2 hours. I personally put them into a food dehydrator for 2 hours at 165. I have some other kinds which have indicator crystals so you can tell when they are recharged and I do them all in one batch. So far, 2 hours at 165 seems to work just fine. If you have them in an oven, do keep an eye on them so the paper doesn't scorch.
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They probably cannot be remoistened. I would get live if these are for a tarantula. I would also suggest the mealworms you get in the fridge at pet stores like Petco or petsmart. These are not that great. I bought them for my sugar glider. He liked them, but he favors mealworms.
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I had 2 egg cases and I got about 40-50 from each.... but some come out earlier than others... it wont hurt to keep and eye on your sacks and release them as they come out... maybe once a day or so.... otherwise they will eat each other....
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These are not chemical packs so they have to be frozen before use (chemical freeze packs are single use anyway). And the other reviewer is right - they are cheaply made and will leak eventually. Unfortunately, they are the only ones I've found that fit my insulin pouch, so I try to be careful and make them last as long as possible.
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I would say no. But if you can stand the taste to chew them that's up to you. The vitamin is small.