Re: Supplements/ fish oil capsules

[Guest guest]

Mine stick together, too. I usually shake the bottle to get them

loosened up, but sometimes have to take a spoon handle to them.

Sue

On Thursday, October 16, 2008, at 05:18 PM, deebs87 wrote:

> We buy our Omega 3 fish oil caps at our Sam's Club then put some into a

> smaller bottle in our cupboard. The only trouble with the fish oil

> capsules are they stick together! Does anyone have a trick in getting

> the capsules unstuck? My husband and I try using a spoon to get them

> out but that doesn't always work.

[Guest guest]

I bang the bottle on the counter and that usually works.

Darcy

[Guest guest]

Hi Debbie: I find that if you put your bottle of fish oil caps in the

freezer helps. Also, when you swallow them frozen you won't burp them

as much or not at all. nne

>

> We buy our Omega 3 fish oil caps at our Sam's Club then put some into

a

> smaller bottle in our cupboard. The only trouble with the fish oil

> capsules are they stick together! Does anyone have a trick in getting

> the capsules unstuck? My husband and I try using a spoon to get them

> out but that doesn't always work.

>

> thanks,

>

> Debbie L

>

[Guest guest]

It is a good idea to refrigerate your fish oil anyway, warm temps can

actually spoil the oil and make it rancid.

> >

> > We buy our Omega 3 fish oil caps at our Sam's Club then put some

into

> a

> > smaller bottle in our cupboard. The only trouble with the fish

oil

> > capsules are they stick together! Does anyone have a trick in

getting

> > the capsules unstuck? My husband and I try using a spoon to get

them

> > out but that doesn't always work.

> >

> > thanks,

> >

> > Debbie L

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Brad and everyone else for the good suggestions. nber thought to

keep our fish oil caps in the refrigerator or freeze. It's hot here in

Texas most of the time so today put ours in there.

hugs,

Debbie L

--- In , " Brad Berg " <blueworld_of_fire@...>

wrote:

>

> It is a good idea to refrigerate your fish oil anyway, warm temps can

> actually spoil the oil and make it rancid.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yep, freeze them and you won't burp them. I know what Tx is like. I

lived there for 3 years and now I am back in NM for the last 7

years. Too hot in Tx for me. nne

> >

> > It is a good idea to refrigerate your fish oil anyway, warm temps

can

> > actually spoil the oil and make it rancid.

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

The fish oil capsules we buy at Sam's have an extra coating so they

don't cause burping fishy taste.

Debbie L

--- In , " ramsey_marianne " <Mari5125819@...>

wrote:

>

> Yep, freeze them and you won't burp them. I know what Tx is like. I

> lived there for 3 years and now I am back in NM for the last 7

> years. Too hot in Tx for me. nne

>

>