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A member asked:
Can i put my two 500 mg azithromycin tablets in water and let them dissolve? and will they still be just as effective?
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Yes: As long as you drink the entire glass of water with the medication in it. The dissolution and biopharmaceutical properties of the tablets will be different. However, this is not necessary information if all you want is to get it into your body. It will be effective.
Answered 8/22/2018
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