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Can capsule dosages be divided in half somehow?
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YES..... BUT!!!: Capsules can be divided, if you pour the content in water and drink it, BUTT!!! you shouldn't do this, because the capsule layer it's made to pass de gastric acid, so the absorption of the medication can be made in the small intestine. YOU NEED TO ASK any different presentation of your medication.
Answered 2/23/2020
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