Pill Coating
Hello 2021 … and hello pandemic and holiday pounds! How did I gain so much weight?!?
I guess it’s time for another “New Year, New You” push. It’s time to renew those workout regimes, to start eating those healthy meals, and to start taking those supplements, vitamins, appetite suppressants, fat burners, energy enhancers, etc. I have to get healthy!
Continue reading “New Year, New Me … But I Still Can’t Swallow These Supplements”Taking pills does not have to be a struggle and does not have to make you feel nausea. No more bitter taste, no more choking or having pills getting caught in your throat, all thanks to a revolutionary pill coating developed by MEDCOAT USA.
MEDCOAT USA has been working on finding a way to make pills not only go down smoothly, but also taste good. Pills that must be halved or quartered have sharp edges and may taste bitter, but this coating applicator works on any size or shape of the pill or capsule.
Continue reading “Revolutionary Pill Coating, MEDCOAT, Helps People Take Medicine”Bunnell, FL – It’s that time of the year when we all take a look back at our favorite, and our least favorite, things about the year. Whether it’s the top reasons why we’re happy to see a new year, our top favorite foods, or our top memories of the year, no year is complete without a look back.
So, as we close out 2020, we are taking a look at another top 10 – The Top 10 Worst Tasting Pills, brought to you by MEDCOAT®.
Continue reading “2020 – Leaving a Bad Taste in Many People’s Mouths”
“Ugh! Here comes another sneezing fit. This cold just won’t go away. I can’t seem to stop sniffling and sneezing and the pressure in my sinuses is terrible. I have to take some medicine to try to kick this and feel better, but what am I going to take? The liquid medicines just aren’t strong enough and I can’t seem to swallow those big pills. At this point, I’m so stuffed up I can’t really swallow anything. What am I going to do? I have to find a way to stop this suffering.”
Continue reading “Is it a Cold, is it the Flu … It Really Doesn’t Matter if I Can’t Swallow the Pills That Are Supposed to Help Me Feel Better”
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Thursday, November 19, 2020
When I was growing up, a lot of things made me incredibly anxious. One of those things was having to take medicine- particularly pills. It was something that I had to do fairly regularly, as I dealt with horrible seasonal allergies, and animal allergies. I never had an easy time taking pills, and can even remember hiding from my mom when she would disappear to get medicine for me to take (under the bed, in the closet, etc.). I would have done just about anything not to have to take pills.
Continue reading “SAY GOODBYE TO HARD-TO SWALLOW PILLS (AND TANTRUMS) THANKS TO MEDCOAT”
It is a common, everyday action that most people take for granted … we’re talking about the act of swallowing. However, swallowing food or medicines is severely difficult for a lot of people, especially those suffering from dysphagia.
Continue reading “Swallowing Disorders Impact Millions of Americans”
In one moment of one day, life changes … and not for the better. That’s the reality for 1 in 8 women in the U.S. who will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime (National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc.). In fact, it’s estimated that in 2020 more than 276,000 new cases of invasive breast cancer would be diagnosed in women in the U.S., as well as more than 48,500 new cases of non-invasive breast cancer, and that around 2,600 men would also be diagnosed. That’s thousands of Americans who now have to deal with the realities and side effects of cancer.
Continue reading “Help is Here for Breast Cancer Patients & Survivors Now Struggling to Swallow Pills”
With her body pumped full of chemo and skin burned from radiation, my mother was always the stoic and didn’t complain. I watched as she tried to be strong and take the pills needed to ease the pain and ward off infection, but she just couldn’t swallow them. It would take several tries to get them down and the look of pain on her face was excruciating. I would’ve given anything to help ease that pain, even just a little of it.
Continue reading “Helping Those Fighting Cancer to Swallow Their Medicines”