Can these tablets be cut in half easily?
1648736
I cut mine in half and take 60 a day- I would work with an herbologist or naturopath to find your right dosage. Each brand seems to work differently. I like this one cause it helps and the price.
1648737
Not sure if that is a good idea. Every medical reference on the internet says - "Do not cut or crash Lithium tablets", although they don't mention the reason behind it. Most likely reason would be that a constant level of lithium everyday is required to see some results and cutting/crushing might result in inexact dosages. Consult your doc.
1648738
you could. But I don't know why you'd do it. I take two a day. The lithium really does seem to work on the brain. Supposedly it helps with the electro connections in the nerves all over the body. I am more mellow than I've been in years.
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.
2262965
We haven't actually tried that but it should work. If you cut the pills in half, then rotate them in the pill cutter, keeping the halves together, you should be able to then cut them again into quarters this time. As long as the pill isn't too tiny this should work. It's a pretty good pill cutter. We've had several that didn't work worth beans and this one works well.
1351918
Yes. This is the best pill splitter I have found. I've cut numerous sizes without difficulty. Good luck.
1482781
you can slice them in half and use the blades. Though I just use shark single blades
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.
1607312
It is a rather large hard tablet with a shiny finish, so I think it would be difficult to cut. There is no half marking on it that would help with this. if vendor isn't listing ingredients contact the company.
357520
Yes but cutting is involved...just a little...due to the dbl.dins weight...make tabs
251575
I don't think so. I looked to see if you could break it in half and you can't. These are pretty solid. However, it seems that there are those who are pretty resourceful and manage to do one or the other. I wouldn't.
1903430
I use it to cut a different pill in half, but my answer might help. My pill is the size of aspirin, and I cut it in half. Frequently - around 1 out of 5 cuts - one half crumbles, at least a little. It's the best cutter I've found, but based on what I get with cutting in half, I doubt cutting in quarters will be very good. Have you ever tried using a single-edged razor blade?
112370
I think you could easily cut it in half. I don't think it would fray or anything like that.
523276
The tablet is a little larger than a pencil, you might have to cut the pill in half in order to swallow it.
253311
Yes, you can cut it in half This will not affect the beads in the upper half.
278431
Yes, you can cut them with scissors. I'm not sure about writing on them, but my guess would be that you can.
959705
Yes, you can cut it in half, but the material is a little tough to work with. You can use a utility knife or heavy duty cutting shears. For cutting in half, the utility knife and a straightedge is probably your best bet--you will probably need several passes with the knife.
585753
Hi. Yes we can cut them. You would have to order 3 pieces of this size. Then send us a note with sizes you need. The shipping cost will be shown at checkout. Thanks
524910
you could probably cut these, but you would need some heavy duty/work scissors! good luck.