If you open the capsule and dump the powder from within into a small amount of water, does the powder dissolve, or does it stay in granular form?
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It's powdered, not granulated and should dissolve fine. One of mine opened in the bottle and just the bit of powder on the cap tastes really horrible. I can't image trying to drink a liquid made from it.
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Yes, it dissolve smoothly and easily. I just put in a hand shaker, that has a wire ball inside, and shake it . No lumps.
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Aaron the ones we have are capsules rather than tablets. Using the capsules ys they would dissolve in water but it will take about 30 seconds, I know because I just tried it. Not a great taste but just drink some water. The tablets could certainly be crushed.
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No, it doesn't really dissolve. The powder is very fine, similar in size and texture of ground cinnamon. When mixed in water, it becomes a suspension. The first three times I used it, I mixed it in a glass of water, about eight ounces and stirred it with a spoon. It was horrible, like drinking muddy water. I had to choke it down and could feel the "slurry" of powder that clumped and didn't mix well. Now I put a scoopful in a 500ml stainless steel water bottle, fill halfway and shake vigorously. Then I fill the remainder of the bottle and reshake. It's a lot to drink at one time, but it's goes down so much easier. No, it doesn't really dissolve. The powder is very fine, similar in size and texture of ground cinnamon. When mixed in water, it becomes a suspension. The first three times I used it, I mixed it in a glass of water, about eight ounces and stirred it with a spoon. It was horrible, like drinking muddy water. I had to choke it down and could feel the "slurry" of powder that clumped and didn't mix well. Now I put a scoopful in a 500ml stainless steel water bottle, fill halfway and shake vigorously. Then I fill the remainder of the bottle and reshake. It's a lot to drink at one time,... » Read More No, it doesn't really dissolve. The powder is very fine, similar in size and texture of ground cinnamon. When mixed in water, it becomes a suspension. The first three times I used it, I mixed it in a glass of water, about eight ounces and stirred it with a spoon. It was horrible, like drinking muddy water. I had to choke it down and could feel the "slurry" of powder that clumped and didn't mix well. Now I put a scoopful in a 500ml stainless steel water bottle, fill halfway and shake vigorously. Then I fill the remainder of the bottle and reshake. It's a lot to drink at one time, but it's goes down so much easier. « Show Less
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It is granular-sort of. Consists of irregular clumps that I found virtually insoluable it water. Was absolutely worthless to me, I had assumed it was soluable in water. I changed to citric acid as a satisfactory WATER SOLUABLE solution.
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it's kinda slimy and I imagine the powder would bunch and not blend, It depends how you apply your powder.
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i use it for cooking. You can either add the powder directly in with the dry ingredients or you can make it up ahead of time. It is 3 parts water to one part powder. This powder has a nice consistency and dissolves well.
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I buy the powdered and mix about a 1/2 teaspoon in hot water. Works for me. My husband takes the capsules.
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It is a powder that you dissolve in liquid. Really an amazing product, cannot recommend it enough!
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It's a capsule so dissolving isnt necessary. You can open the capsule and pour it directly into whatever you want. I put it in chocolate pudding so my 6 year old daughter can take it.
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Michael, I haven't tried crushing it into powder but if you don't have a mortar you could try crushing it with the back of a large spoon in a bowl. and boiling water dissolves it quite fast.
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the capsule is pretty large. but you can buy the powder and add it to liquids or open the capsules and stir the contents into just about anything. I have even read of baking the powder into cookies.
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When I had resarched this a while ago, the best answer I found was it just doesn't dissolve as well. I add it to the tub first then add clothes. The only annoyance is the powder sitting on a dark item (like on a delay wash) can set in to that article of clothing- so that's why I add the powder first
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I never tried to dissolve it in water. I know for a fact you can put it in a blender and it would break it apart.
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It wouldn't necessarily dissolve. I do put a tiny bit in my coffee and coconut milk and the grains are noticeable but it doesn't bother me. Mostly I use it for baking. Hope this helps.
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Well remember the powder will be compressed into the capsules so I guess after sometime it can get pretty hard.I had prefilled some capsules with a powder substance myself before and after sometime when I took them apart it was pretty compact and hard.hope that helps
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It is a small, round, chalky-type pill, so it would probably dissolve. I just swallow it. It's not listed as a 'dissolve under your tongue' pill.