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Old 05-23-2008, 09:44 PM #1
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I heard that a friend is not taking her prozac. I was told she cannot swallow the pill and cannot stand the bitter taste taste if she breaks it. She says it is too bitter.

And I can confirm that she is not doing well.

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Any other ADs she can take, Mark?
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I heard that a friend is not taking her prozac. I was told she cannot swallow the pill and cannot stand the bitter taste taste if she breaks it. She says it is too bitter.

And I can confirm that she is not doing well.

Any suggestions?
Comes in a liquid form. Many pharmacies have a flavor changer available too, for liquids.
I just saw a kit for home use at WalMart as well.
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I'm sorry. I thought I posted a thank you for your responses. I'll talk w/ her today.
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