Is there any difference in taking the gelcaps versus the chewable ones?
291073
I don't know,had hopes for this product, it did not make me sleepy, reviews mixed as to effectiveness as a sleep aid.
291074
I have always used the chewables , that way I feel I am in control of how much melatonin I need for the evening, like there are times I only need one chewable, hope this helps
291075
I feel that chewing them tabs get into your system quicker and more effectively..I have been on a lot of prescription medications for sleep ..I weaned myself off and tried these and they work so great. It took about a week or so to get on good schedule but they did their trick..
52860
The ones I received don't appear to be flavored, but they are the "sprinkle" kind. I open the capsule onto their own food, whatever flavor. And they don't mind it at all.
206637
As long as the bottle says, "chewable", they are. My dog likes the taste. However, he's a huge boy and I think he swallows them whole most of the time. I still only buy the chewable because he will not swallow the capsules without them being hidden in food. I've researched Denosyl and found that it is most effective when given an hour before eating in the morning. That means that a sleepy owner (Me) had to get it down a sleepy dog. The chewable is 1000 times easier to do at that hour. I will also add that my dog takes Rimadyl and Denosyl took his liver enzymes from very high to normal in about 3 weeks, so its been well worth the investment and effort. As long as the bottle says, "chewable", they are. My dog likes the taste. However, he's a huge boy and I think he swallows them whole most of the time. I still only buy the chewable because he will not swallow the capsules without them being hidden in food. I've researched Denosyl and found that it is most effective when given an hour before eating in the morning. That means that a sleepy owner (Me) had to get it down a sleepy dog. The chewable is 1000 times easier to do at that hour. I will also add that my dog takes Rimadyl and Denosyl took his liver enzymes from very high to... » Read More As long as the bottle says, "chewable", they are. My dog likes the taste. However, he's a huge boy and I think he swallows them whole most of the time. I still only buy the chewable because he will not swallow the capsules without them being hidden in food. I've researched Denosyl and found that it is most effective when given an hour before eating in the morning. That means that a sleepy owner (Me) had to get it down a sleepy dog. The chewable is 1000 times easier to do at that hour. I will also add that my dog takes Rimadyl and Denosyl took his liver enzymes from very high to normal in about 3 weeks, so its been well worth the investment and effort. « Show Less
524438
They are not chewables, per say. They are meant to be swallowed. But they do start dissolving in your mouth pretty quickly if you really couldn't swallow them.
2236720
Never had chew them. I have no issue swallowing the pills. If you can handle the taste more power to you.
773652
I'm no expert, but prefer capsules/caplets over liquid. It is less messy, more portable(for trips), and easy to take.
1418974
I think so, and the chewable formula seems to work better for me than the caplet form even with IBS person like myself. Hope this help.
1317536
This is anecdotal, but I found the raw powder to be more effective. I find the capsules to be much more convenient however.
2252300
Not at all. They are soft and gel like. Not exactly small, but I've never had an issue swallowing. Hope this helps!
649758
It says chewable and I suppose they are if you have the courage lol but I wouldn't have marketed them as such...just swallow whole.
240615
I think its that the capsule is larger and has a better pocket area for the capsule. However, I buy the capsule type and pinch off what I need so that it makes this go a lot farther with a pill. The second bag I bought was more moist and easier to do this with. Chicken seemed more edible for my 20 lb dog.
945327
They are chew-able with flavor but my dog doesn't like it. Maybe because he is on different meds for a long time( he has bone cancer )he got used to that I cover his meds with liverwurst.Tablets are big and he needs to take 3 of them. He weights 100 lbs. As long as I put a little bit of liverwurst with them he eats them without a complain. They help him a lot. I am really happy with that product.
136107
Neither - these are gel caps - so harder than a gel cap - but no problem for me to swallow. I am not sure that I have opened one, but believe the inside is powder (that could potentially be added to a smoothie).
1701937
Hello Frances, I cannot swallow pills at all and these are quite large in my opinion. But, good news - just let them dissolve in your mouth. They break down quickly, have no taste, a bit "sandy" in texture. The exterior is chewy. I have no problems at all with my throat seizing up when I let the softgels dissolve. Great product from a fine company.
1577809
The only difference we noted was that you are required to take more each day then with the regular (non lemon) soft gels. Hope this helps.
230868
They are gel-caps. I don't have any problem swallowing two at a time. If they become a problem for you, break them up and blend the contents into a smoothie,
759168
That answer will probably differ between people. Personally I find soft gels of this kind very easy to swallow. (I have a hard time swallowing dry tablets, but these are a very smooth capsule.)