Consistancy and distribution of T4 and T3 in Armour pieces?

[Guest guest]

If you run out of 15mg pills of Armour could you carefully split a 60

mg of Armour into four equal parts and each part be the same as a

15mg of Amrour. I know you may be off a hair since when you split a

pill you loose a few small pieces. But is the ammount of T4 and T3

distributed equally enough throughout the 60 mg so one quarter of it

would actually be the equivelent distribution of T4 and T3 in a 15mg?

I know they use fillers in these pills but would the above assumption

be true? I called the company that makes Armour and they told me that

two 15s do equal one 30mg tablet, two 30s equal one 60mg tablet and

so on. Also could splitting one 60 mg of Armour in half (also

considering the above ditribution question) equal the T4 and T3 as

ditributed in one 30 mg of Armour?

Thanks

[Guest guest]

Hi HD-

I don't know but since a 60 mg pill is fairly small, I'd think it'd be hard

to split it into 1/4ths. If you could split it evenly, it'd probably be OK

but even with a pill splitter, it'd be pretty difficult.

Take care,

> If you run out of 15mg pills of Armour could you carefully split a 60

> mg of Armour into four equal parts and each part be the same as a

> 15mg of Amrour. I know you may be off a hair since when you split a

> pill you loose a few small pieces. But is the ammount of T4 and T3

> distributed equally enough throughout the 60 mg so one quarter of it

> would actually be the equivelent distribution of T4 and T3 in a 15mg?

> I know they use fillers in these pills but would the above assumption

> be true? I called the company that makes Armour and they told me that

> two 15s do equal one 30mg tablet, two 30s equal one 60mg tablet and

> so on. Also could splitting one 60 mg of Armour in half (also

> considering the above ditribution question) equal the T4 and T3 as

> ditributed in one 30 mg of Armour?

>

> Thanks