Spray - Strawberry Flavor 1oz

Helps me swallow pills, not just big ones, but the small ones that get stuck in my throat. So glad this was invented.

I thought I had dysphagia because I often have a fear of choking and haven’t been able to take pills all of my life. Liquid medicine and gummies aren’t cheap, and not all medicine comes in a pill.I’d tried many times with a low success rate, and ended up buying this pill spray and a bottle cap that was advertised to help. The bottle cap didn’t work for my purposes, and I kept spilling water everywhere.This spray tastes like a sugar-free candy kinda; I think how good of a taste is up to if you can tolerate the sorbitol flavor? It reminds me of those hard candies with the strawberry wrapper. It lubricates your tongue to prevent the pill from sticking and masks the flavor of the pill if it starts dissolving in your mouth. I don’t think it /solved/ my dysphagia, but it helped greatly in the process of learning to swallow pills. What helped me the MOST was using a liquid other than water, preferably in a bottle. Something appetizing that you enjoy and want to drink, because the unmasked flavor of water and dissolved pills and stress makes it even harder to get your body to swallow. I spray once or twice, set the pill as far back as I can without gagging (or in the indent in the middle if it’s larger), swallow a mouthful of a sweetened beverage from a bottle (head tilted back to let the pill slide toward my throat), and it usually works. If the pill floats to the side of my mouth, I take a few deep breaths, remove the pill from my mouth, and spray my tongue again. I still can’t swallow large pills yet, but I’ve worked up to being able to take several small pills in one gulp. I can even take pills without the spray now because of how used to the motion I’ve gotten, but when I have it, I usually choose the spray because it tastes pretty good and it helps.So much freedom when I visit the drug store now! Thanks! Hopefully someone who can relate will get some use out of this. I just wish it came in larger bottles and was maybe easier to find.

Provides excellent lubrication in mouth which aids in swallowing pills that user feels may be problematic swallowing. I have used the product for a month now & it has always worked. I take about 50 pills per 24 hrs. I wish the manufacturer would make a unique finger hold on the top for dispencing the liquid in the dark. I use the device 24 hrs per day & can't always get the fluid the spray in the desired direction.

I am in awe at how well this works. I have always had problems swallowing pills, it’s like my swallow function shuts down when they get near the back of my throat. So, of course I’m prescribed what has to be the biggest pill on the market, and I’m struggling with using peanut butter, even oatmeal, to make it go down. But with this spray, it has some true magic inside it because I have now swallowed my giant pills with water. TWICE. It’s a Big Pharma miracle. 💯 recommend, I will get another bottle for sure in the future, but you only have to use two sprays of it each time, so that may be awhile. 🙌🏻

I purchased the Pill Glide Spray to help me swallow pills post abdominal surgery. The spray did not help in the least, even after spraying the pill, tongue, and throat a dozen times per pill. Plain old applesauce and water worked best. If anything, the Pill Glide Spray just made swallowing worse. A worthless product.

Works great and tastes great! I occasionally have trouble swallowing large pills but not when I use this spray. Helps the pills slide right down with no issues at all. Wonderful product!

Didn’t work for me!

I was prescribed a course of clindamycin, which was causing servere throat irritation no matter how much water I drank when taking it. I turned to Amazon for a solution and ordered this, hoping it would help. It’s amazing - I spray 2-3 sprays in my mouth, put the med in my mouth, swirl it around to coat it, and then swallow with a swig of water. Med goes down easy with zero throat irritation. It just works!