Are these packaged in a bottle or push-thru capsules or ??? I have bad hands and a difficult time with some packaging.
1592857
they are packaged in a "push through" type package - the foil they break through is not very tough though - worse case just give it a little nick with a butter knife - they pop right out.
1592858
Unfortunately it is a blister pack. It takes a little effort, pushing on the blister and it will go through the foil. The product is worth it, ask my 110 lb. shepherd
1592859
I agree with the others that answered. It is in a push thru. It is not a difficult package and the pills are a good size. Well worth the minor effort.
1394727
They come in a plain, cheap, plastic blister package that isn't sealed around the sides; you just depress one half into the other, clamshell-style, and it pops into place to "stay" shut, then they're collectively loosely wrapped with a piece of paper. I would highly recommend re-purposing a pill bottle or something if you're looking to carry them around. Another good idea is using the plastic containers for water that come with fresh roses from the florist as a lid for your x-acto pen and then you don't need the blade container or a cap and can carry it with you without fear.
2098640
I just swalled them whole, since they are capsules I dont think you can cut them in half or anything. They DID NOT work for me, after 3 months I stopped ordering them.
1280749
I have received these in both foil pack and bottle. The bottle is the preferred method. Walgreen, Drugstore.com and Amazon have been my best searches for these caplets.
1404688
I wondered the same thing when I got the packaging. You turn the bottle upside down and squeeze to get a drop to come out. I had to squeeze pretty hard too.
1446028
I don't have trouble swallowing pills, so it's hard for me to gage. They are largish capsules, but these are liquid gel capsules, so they should go down easily.
1458172
I've been taking these for years. It's not easy, but I have a hard time with child-proof caps also. You can open these without a knife. The packet can be torn in half on the serrated edge splitting the packet in half with 5 pills each. Then tear off at the serrated edge the larger pill section on one end. After that, the top corner of paper can be lifted off. Once the paper is off, the pills can be easily popped through the thin foil.
863974
It is the drying agent package inside the bottle, so the capsules don't stick together. It's in every package; TV's, vitamins, etc.,
174921
I'm not sure why you received the packets. I did too the last time I ordered them for my husband. I think that is the way Kirkland does it, but I'm not certain because today I ordered more and it said I'd get two bottles to make up 192 pills. I also noticed more than one person is selling these pills. You contact the seller to find out why you got the packets. Good luck in your searches. Linda
1815208
They are loose pills in a bottle. You have to take one with your first bite and yes they work really well.
379754
I'm unsure. I've has them for a while now & I no longer have the packaging that they came in. Sorry.
121701
Ha ha, okay I won't say that. These are kind of big anyway to fore warn you, but these are capsules which can be easily pulled apart and sprinkled out. Hope this helped. I've had really good luck with these and I hope you do too!
918529
Capsules are liquid and small . Very easy to swallow. Better keep them in a cool area. Hope I answered your question;)
1310077
Mine showed up without the clear plastic packaging. Each individually sealed paper-packaged pad was just floating loose in the box - not sure how sterile they are, but someone had to handle them to get them into the box, so..., were their hands clean? No way to know.
829967
I'm sorry I can't help you. I put them in a container. The bag is gone. They were are are very moist. My dog loved them. A little rich for her as she is tiny and was hard on her tummy so I have to break it up. Still works good as the pills are small.
1566203
I put them back in the paper sleeves in which they are packaged, which at least prevents having an exposed razor in the trash. Best thing to do would be to put them in a "sharps container" like those seen in physican offices and hospitals.
771392
I have no problem with that issue. They did arrive in a crushed box. Poor packaging.