Empty Gelatin Capsules

Empty Gelatin Capsules
Size 1 » Pack of 100

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  • Size 1 » Pack of 100 £21.43
  • Size 4 » Pack of 100 £19.60

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Description

To encapsulate liquids, powders, granules, oils, extracts and herbs in precise dosages. Our empty gelatin capsules allow you to fill your own powders at desired potencies, and avoid tablet binders and fillers.

Size Guide

Size Volume of Liquid Volume of Powder
Size 00 0.95ml 945mg
Size 1 0.48ml 365mg
Size 2 0.37ml 300mg
Size 3 0.27ml 200mg
Size 4 0.20ml 160mg

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Reviews (8)

Summary of Reviews for Empty Gelatin Capsules

Overall 5
Value For Money
Quality/Durability
Pet's Opinion
8 out of 8 (100%) customers would recommend this product.
5 stars (4 reviews)
4 stars (4 reviews)
3 stars (0 reviews)
2 stars (0 reviews)
1 stars (0 reviews)

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45 Makes giving tablets to cat easier
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By on 15 June 2022

These capsules make administering bad tasting pills to the cat easier. They fit nicely in the Kruuse / Buster pill giver. Can combine two pills in one. Cover with some paste

Customer recommends this product

45 Empty gelatin capsules
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By on 28 March 2021

Great for giving my mare her tablets without any stress

Customer recommends this product

55 Work
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By on 1 March 2021

I put my cat's tablets into these empty capsules to help them go down better. Works beautifully.

Customer recommends this product

45 word of caution
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By on 7 July 2020

If you want a gelatin capsule then the advertised product is excellent, however, the capsules I received were not the ones advertised and clearly state that they are not fit for use with liquids.

Customer recommends this product

55 Excellent
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By on 19 July 2018

Very good just what was needed to get medication into a very difficult pony

Customer recommends this product

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Q & A

Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Empty Gelatin Capsules, including answers from our team.

17 May 2022 at 4:54am

Vertinary empty capsule size 11

Thennarasi G

I want to buy vertinary empty capsule size 11

  • VioVet Staff

These capsules unfortunately do not come in size 11, we currently only stock size 1 to 3. More information on what these sizes mean can be found in the product description on the product page itself.

10 September 2020 at 1:10pm

Capsule size?

Lara

On your previous answer, the chart size link would not open.....please could you advise on capsule size....
the size used for normal paracetamol capsules would be
suitable.

  • VioVet Staff

Capsule size varies greatly between medications on the market. I recommend choosing a capsule size based on the amount of product you need to put in each capsule. The guide on the product page will help you do this.
If you need specific advice then please email your dog's breed/weight and the amount of product in mgs that you need to put into the capsule to [email protected]. We would love to provide more tailored advice in this way if you need.

5 November 2017 at 5:07pm

Capsules for tiny quantity

G Jenkins

Looking for possible capsules for minuscule quantities.

Cutting 10mg tramadol into 2.5 mg without losing part in fragments is proving impossible even with the fine blade of scalpel and experience in dividing pills

Would the size 4 be suitable and if so, what are the actual dimensions if that is not given on your site

  • VioVet Staff

Please see a more detailed size chart below:

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30 September 2015 at 9:19am

Capsules

Gail kane

I have to give my cat Atopica in liquid form 5.5 ml She hates it ! Would gel caps provide an answer and if so what size ? Thank you Gail

  • VioVet Staff

These would have to be large capsules and they would not be "leak-proof" so I fear that the chances of forcing them whole down her throat would be remote. Sadly this does not sound like your answer. It would be easier to hold her and syringe the liquid into her mouth, but depending on her temperament and your ability, that too might not be workable. Otherwise you are just left with leaving her to go hungry for 12 hours and then giving her the Atopica with a small amount of tasty food.

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