Can i cut them in half?
269911
Some time release pills can be safely cut in half, some can't. My test is to put a full tablet and a split tablet in a glass of water and observe how they dissolve. (It might be better to put them in a glass of vinegar.) Not 100% conclusive but if you see the half-pill dissolving much faster than the full pill you better skip the split.
269912
They are tablets, so yes, technically you can cut them, but best to do with a real pill cutter since they are on the small side.But I have also read that you shouldn't cut time-release pills.
269913
They aren't scored, and are quite small, so it would be tricky. I'm pretty sure Natrol also makes liquid melatonin, which I've also taken. Tastes good, works well, only "problem" is you have to let it absorb under your tongue, which becomes awkward if someone asks you a question.
269914
The other day I saw online that you are not supposed to cut time-release Melatonin in half. Supposedly it does something to the time release.bthis company does have a smaller dosage time-release tablet.
269915
I dont recommend cutting it in half since it is time release formula so it is probably coated so that it is released slowly into your system. Most medications that can be cut in half are "scored" which means the manufacturer puts a line in the middle where it can be cut. You can look into purchasing smaller doses instead.
239691
I'm really not sure. I looked at mine and it looks like it would be possible IF you are VERY careful. I wouldn't want to cut them in half, though. They are made that way to give your spine some space. It really helps with a bad back and if you would cut that out you would be sitting on the gel with no space for the tail bone. Maybe you don't care, so it'd probably be ok. Hope this helps!
176721
I just cut one in half. Seemed to cut into two pieces just fine. I used a pill splitter.
1947356
Yes. All you need is a box cutter (that's what I used) to cut them down to the size you need.
1777193
the answer to both of your questions is," yes" very easy to break in half. my girls love them
112370
I think you could easily cut it in half. I don't think it would fray or anything like that.
446955
You could cut these in half, if desired. They are a chalky-type tablet (as opposed to a gel) and could easily be snapped in half with your fingers.
992534
You can roll them and hold them together with a wooden skewer. I would never cut them.
90987
Yes, I believe so. I cut them (I think in half) and I have a 4.5x6, so if it was half not 4ths, yes.
426086
Absolutely. A good pair of scissors or tin snips can be used to cut the pieces to your desired length.
739008
I would think that cutting them to a smaller size should not be a problem at all - you should still be able to peel the backing off.
1967597
Probably not but it it is best to either split or cut them up to speed the process .
1575263
Depends on how big, I normally don't have to cut them though. Sometimes might have to turn one of the ends up a bit, but I've done tons of ribs and have never cut them in half.
704363
No, you need to cut them yourself. I love these, because they are easy to hold on to, and are large.
147999
I have never tried to cut one in half, because I like the larger size for our son. In the past I have always purchased the 34"X36". If you have a sewing machine so that you can sew up the cut edge it may work just fine. Hope this helps.
1367988
Yes. If that is the only use you have for them, buy a less expensive pair of scissors.
1662521
Sorry I didn' t purhase these to cut coins in half. I don't now if they can. You might want to personally email the vendor.