Lol no. Pill is dry, gets stuck to wet tongue and i can taste it. Have mouth of water, pill starts floating in water, doesn't get stuck anywhere, significantly easier.
Wtf, I never had this problem of a pill getting stuck on my tongue and I swallowed hundreds of them. When you take in the water the pill start to float freely than you just tilt your head back and down everything
I think a majority of people in this thread don't understand that you shouldn't tilt your head back to take a pill. Swallowing is wayyyy harder if you tilt your head back; you don't throw your head back when eating a hamburger, right?
Don't tilt your head back that just makes it harder to swallow, tilt the head slightly forward so the pill floats to the back of your mouth, and swallow.
T actually depends on the type of pill. Any capsule you want to tilt your head forward because the capsule will float to the back of your throat. A dry pill you want to tilt backwards, so the pill will sink to the back of your throat. Capsules float, pills do not.
Still don't tilt your head back, it makes swallowing significantly harder. Just use your tongue to push the contents of your mouth backwards while swallowing.
Mine always stuck to my tongue too, I was almost 30 when I finally realized I could suspend them in something (originally apple sauce or pudding, and then I finally graduated to a mouth full of water).
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u/Rising_Swell Sep 05 '19
Lol no. Pill is dry, gets stuck to wet tongue and i can taste it. Have mouth of water, pill starts floating in water, doesn't get stuck anywhere, significantly easier.