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What can i do to reduce the bitter taste when taking medication?
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Take with food: I assume you are sure that it is the medication that is causing the bitter taste. If it is a medication that can be taken with meals, it may help to hide that bitter taste. Not an easy problem to solve.
Answered 10/4/2016
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