How 'dense' or 'hard' are these? I am SO frustrated with most of the top brands of glucose tablets because they take so long to dissolve. Sometimes I fall asleep before they dissolve completely! How 'dense' or 'hard' are these? I am SO frustrated with most of the top brands of glucose tablets because they take so long to dissolve. Sometimes I fall asleep before they... » Read More How 'dense' or 'hard' are these? I am SO frustrated with most of the top brands of glucose tablets because they take so long to dissolve. Sometimes I fall asleep before they dissolve completely! « Show Less
594376
I think these are pretty much the same consistency as most glucose tabs. However, they taste much better and we chew so there is no waiting for them to dissolve. Hope this helps, good luck.
594377
These dissolve quicker than typical tabs but still will require a chew or two to speed up the process. I find that overall I'm not left with the chalky residue that sticks in my mouth like with most other brands. I hope that helps!
594378
I've been using Glucolift for about a year. They dissolve pretty quickly compared to other brands I've tried. You can always buy a single bottle just to try them out
594379
I would say they have pretty close consistency to other brands--they still taste better. I have gotten used to automatically chewing glucose tabs so as not to run the risk of choking in case of falling asleep. Maybe liquid or gel glucose could be another consideration?
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Like I said in my post,I think it is tribulus. I had it analysed in a chem lab and they said it was. I had been using the product,i.e,.sd-200, for a couple of years with good results and then out of the blue my last order recieved around March didn't look the same (lighter color,finer granules) so I tested it by leaving it by a window for 12 hours and sure enough it clumped up. Note: remove from capsule to perform this test. Then I sent it to a lab and confirmed my findings. My attempts to e-mail Sam failed. I think its' the same old greedy bastard story. I would suggest that Pure Science Supplements has gone bad.
38078
They're all about the same to me. I've used many different brands. The only thing I avoid is TABLET form. Hope this helps.
166559
i really do not know since it was so long agao i bought that.i preferred no sugar life savers as some no sugar ones were pretty bad tasting and i think i reviewd it and said so.maybe there is an ingrediant list below the product page after you click it but before buying.usually is stating ingrediants?
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Directions say take 20 minutes before bedtime. I have been taking with water and never thought about letting it dissolve first. I haven't taken any medicine sublingual to know if the pills would look different. These look like most pills.
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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.
91939
I bought this powdered sucralose in Feb.2014. I mixed it all in purified water; it was about a cup. I filled a Stevia dropper bottle and put the rest in the fridge. I was assured elsewhere it would keep for a long long time. My impressions was: "years". But I am just finishing my first dropper bottle and the mixture in the fridge had molded. I am going to buy again but mix less. I did keep the dropper bottle in the fridge. Since it was an amber bottle I could not see if it molded. I am afraid to look. I just reordered but this time I will freeze the extra in an ice cube tray then store in zip lock. I bought this powdered sucralose in Feb.2014. I mixed it all in purified water; it was about a cup. I filled a Stevia dropper bottle and put the rest in the fridge. I was assured elsewhere it would keep for a long long time. My impressions was: "years". But I am just finishing my first dropper bottle and the mixture in the fridge had molded. I am going to buy again but mix less. I did keep the dropper bottle in the fridge. Since it was an amber bottle I could not see if it molded. I am afraid to look. I just reordered but this time I will freeze the extra in an ice cube tray then... » Read More I bought this powdered sucralose in Feb.2014. I mixed it all in purified water; it was about a cup. I filled a Stevia dropper bottle and put the rest in the fridge. I was assured elsewhere it would keep for a long long time. My impressions was: "years". But I am just finishing my first dropper bottle and the mixture in the fridge had molded. I am going to buy again but mix less. I did keep the dropper bottle in the fridge. Since it was an amber bottle I could not see if it molded. I am afraid to look. I just reordered but this time I will freeze the extra in an ice cube tray then store in zip lock. « Show Less
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The major difference that Glucose is a liquid or inverted sugar. Very thick with a lower water content than corn syrup. It is primarily used in candy making, such as caramels. It inhibits crystallization of sugar during the cooking process. I do not recommend using in every day baking. Only when the recipe calls for it.
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I've been contemplating the same thing for some time now. Both are 6,600 MG and both seem to absorb for me just fine. The powder form is a smidge cheaper when you look at cost per serving, but IMO, it's a negligible difference (.03 cents) give or take depending on whatever deal may or may not be going on. My mom claims that the powder is more effective as it absorbs more readily for her, but I don't know. I have little to no issues with either form but pills are easier for me. I will say...they're not tiny, but they are not as large as the big glucosamine pills so meh.
1142334
Yes they dissolve in water---I use it to make a normal saline solution. But they don't dissolve immediately so be sure to give plenty of time. Maybe prepare the night before. They are very hard and dense , about the size of a dime.
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I am not in the medical field, so I can only say what sounds right to me. If not diabetic, but just trying to see how your body is handling sugar, I would suggest first thing in the morning and bed time. Other than that you might like to try 1 hr. after a meal to see how your body is handling it. I believe it should take 1 hr. to peak and 2 hr. for your glucose level to be back to normal. Again, I am not a nurse or Dr. so this just comes from personal experience.
21584
I found these coprophagia deterents to be on the soft side. These tablets seem to have worked,gcgloria1111@aol.com
575819
Oh, dear. I don't have the bottle anymore but I can tell you that the tablets are 3.5??g instead of the old-fashioned 5g no matter what the blurb on the screen says. The filler is inactive if there is one, probably just the starch that holds the grains together, or I wouldn't have bought it. The tablets are not coated with that stuff that is supposed to make them easier to digest (and cost more) so make sure you drink plenty of water, juice or that your tummy is occupied with well chewed food.
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I don't know off the top of my head, but I know you can easily use them for 3-4 months without a problem. Most "hard" supplies are usually good for at least a year or more -- and diabetic supplies like this typically last 2-3 months at most. Hope that helps.
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I have found it difficult to get either into my dog, but I think I'd go with regular. If you have a large dog (mine is 65lbs), the regular pill is so big that it is hard to hide in food and difficult to force them to take. Similarly, the chewable is not tasty, so my dog won't take it voluntarily, and it's so smelly that you can't hide it in food either, and again, it's a lot of pill to hide (does is 2 1/2/ tables for mine). So, since both are hard to get them to take, it's easier to hide/ force 1 pill that 2+. But I really wish they'd find a way to make these smaller.
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Just so I understand, is each tablet 400mg? I have bought this supplement and found out that each tablet was 100mg and you needed to take 4 a day to equal 400mg. This was from a different manufacturer. Before I buy, I want to make sure I will only need to take 1 a day to get 400mg.
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I'm not sure what "prefill" means, but I filled 300 of these the day I got them and I've been taking a few everyday since.I'm also not sure why you would think they would dissolve other than when consumed or, possibly, when stored in a very, very warm place.I'm obviously confused by your question, but I hope I've managed to answer it anyway.