Reddit reviews Capsule Connection Bulk Wholesale Empty Vegetable Capsules,"0" Size Vegan & Vegetarian, … (1000) resealable Bag
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Highest quality capsulesCertified Kosher and Halal -- only ingredients are vegetable cellulose (HPMC) and purified waterNo Preservatives, additives, animal products, Gluten, or GMO"0" holds about 500 mg. or 1/7 tsp.Packaged and distributed by the maker of The Capsule Machine, Capsule Connection LLC since 1973
Sure! I use Morton Regular Salt (it’s important not to use iodized salt long-term because you can get iodide poisoning) and potassium citrate powder. I fill these vegetarian pill capsules, which are the same size as the Vitassium capsules.
The Vitassium label says in a 2 capsule serving there is 500 mg sodium and 100 mg potassium citrate. So, I figured out what quantity of my ingredients had those amounts, which broke down like this:
According to the labels of my ingredients:
.25 tsp salt = 590 mg sodium
.05 tsp potassium citrate = 100 mg potassium
Because I wanted to be able to measure out my ingredients with normal US baking utensils, I ignored the extra 90 mg/serving of sodium instead of calculating the exact amount of salt that would equal an even 500 mg in teaspoons. If you want to be more precise you can redo my math with weight instead of teaspoons, I just didn’t have a kitchen scale.
So, pretending that 590 mg is 500 mg, the milligrams of sodium/potassium per serving of my ingredients were already (roughly) the same as the milligrams per serving on the Vitassium label, meaning the serving sizes on the packages I had were (basically) the correct ratio already, but since I can’t measure .05 teaspoons of potassium with measuring cups, I multiplied both of the serving sizes until I had more convenient amounts to measure, which gave me my final ratio of 5 tsp salt : 1 tsp potassium.
So, when I make them I mix 5 tsp salt with 1 tsp potassium powder in a bowl and spoon the mixture into the capsules so the extra just falls back in the bowl. This gives me about 30 pills. But if I want to make more/less, I can use any measurement as long as it’s 5 parts salt and 1 part potassium.
These pills don’t necessarily each have exactly 500 mg sodium and 100 mg potassium in each 2 pill serving, but it’s comparable. A size 0 capsule holds 400-800 mg (.8-.16 tsp) and as I showed above, it takes .3 (.25 + .05) tsp of my ingredients to have 500/100mg. Two of my capsules would hold .16-.32 mg, which makes the serving/pill comparison pretty close.
Sorry for the novel, hope this helps!
edit: forgot some decimal points
Dude. Boric acid. Here's what to do:
Buy this: HUMCO HOLDING GROUP Boric Acid Powder, 6 Ounce https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001V9WY0S/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_KgQ6xbRP3JQK6
And this: Capsule Connection 1000 Bulk Empty Vegetarian Capsules, "0" Size https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005JDUEYU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_RhQ6xbZFCRMMM
Fill the capsules up with boric acid. Shove one up as far as you can into your vagina every night when you go to sleep for seven nights. Use a pad, you'll have discharge.
You can do a capsule once a week for maintenance and if you get another bv or yeast infection just do the seven nights again. It works for both bv and yeast!
Edit - hit submit too soon!
Capsule + spoonfuls carefully dropped into it: this is exactly what I do!
except for 10mg+ I tend to weigh twice - once doing the math of capsule + powder and once after taring w/the capsule. If the two numbers don't jive, I empty the capsule and start over.
My favorite caps: http://www.amazon.com/Capsule-Connection-Empty-Vegetarian-Capsules/dp/B005JDUEYU/ref=sr_1_1?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1397707989&sr=1-1&keywords=cellulose+capsules