How large are the pills? Can they be easily cut into fourths?
1090625
not very large...size of a typical aspirin...I don't see the need to cut them unless you want to decrease the doseage in which case it may be simpler to order a smaller dose.
1090626
the pills are 3/8 of an inch wide. Don't know why you would want to cut them into 4's. the dose is 1 tablet 1 - 2 times a day. I take one a day. Cutting into 4's would not be easy, they are round, flat pills.
370938
They are pretty big in size, in my opinion. If your child has issues taking pills, you might want to cut it in half.
1160144
They are about an inch long but unlike the usual g - c horse pills, these are a breeze to get down because they are light-weight capsules. I have had stomach surgery and just can't swallow the regular pills without breaking them in half. These work like a charm--which is a good thing because it is recommended you take five of them (but they don't all have to be taken at once). I think you will be pleasantly surprised.
646971
Yes, you can cut one pill at a time or you can cut quite a few like 6-20 pills all at once, depending on the size of the pill. Works very well.
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.
1351920
You specified neither the diameter of the pill nor the manufacturer, so I'll give a generic answer. I cut pills that measure 7.5mm in diameter, and I'm sure even smaller pills could be cut in half, certainly 5mm in diameter or even less.
187126
They are what I would consider a large pill. They're about the size of the piece of metal that holds the eraser on a pencil; so about an inch long and about a quarter inch in diameter. But I don't see why you couldn't cut it in half, or something, as long as you end up taking it all.
1617608
They are solid pills - very small, but should be easy to cut in half. I bought a bottle for my dogs and one for myself!
991800
They are fairly large, about an inch long, they go down fairly easily given their size though (unlike some other pills I've taken).
959304
The pill is approximately one inch. They are quite large, but easy to swallow.
1998912
These tablets are 3/4 inch long and hard. I don't know if a pill/tablet cutter could split and you'd need a hammer to crush them. Difficult to take but an excellent vitamin.
1336184
They are larger than a standard pill, but about the average size for a capsule (something that is full of something, rather than a pill I BELIEVE is the correct definition) But they are easy to swallow. I even take those with a handful of other vitamins
1089666
So far, I haven't found a pill I couldn't split. I am extremely happy with this purchase as I take 28 pills a day (!) and two of them that are quite small have to be split. The rest are larger but I take them whole. 1/8 of an inch should be no problem at all.
187211
Yes. They are about 3/4" long 1/4" wide and almost 1/4" thick. If you have trouble taking large pills, you would have trouble with these.
623564
I take a medication that is quite tiny, I would estimate it to be about 1/8" diameter. Before answering your question, I just tried it in the pill cutter and didn't have any difficulty. Another reviewer complained about the orange part being uneven. Mine isn't, so it would be able to split small pills successfully. If you receive one with the defect mentioned I would recommend exchanging it.
436585
It can only cut pills in half each time.So you would have to cut twice to get 4 pieces.
1029204
They are easy-to-swallow capsules. The capsules are 3/4" long and 1/4" wide.