I've been taking Calcichew 500mg tablets for years.
Recently, I discovered my new (latest) container of Calcichew tablets were different sizes. Larger ones (those I'm used to) mixed with smaller tablets. Should I be worried?
Family members (on my behalf) went to talk to the people at the pharmacy that gave me the new (latest) Calcichew container for me. My family were told there was nothing to worry about (to sum it up).
But I'm now paranoid that the smaller tablets could be the D3 versions of Calcichew.
Do the sizes of the Calcichew 500mg tablets vary? I think I've taken the same sized ones so far, so seeing the smaller tablets is confusing me.
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"tablets in the bottle are mixed sizes" That's what's happened. So I don't know if they're all the same dose/ingredients but just happen to be mixed sizes.
Or if they are a mixture of differently dosed/made Calcichew tablets and there has been an error in preparing them.
Was also going to suggest filling in a yellow card. If they are in the middle of changing pill dinebtuobs then surliness they should have used up all of imo e then restated with the other and the pharmacist should have documention to suit. You are quite right to be concerned.
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