Retailers prepare for ‘silver tsunami’ of aging consumers

The Bend Bulletin ^ | September 15, 2012 | Ely Portillo

[Focault's Pendulum]

but they all are large pills, and I don’t understand why they don’t put these vitamins out in liquid form. But I have yet to find any

Get a pill splitter. I use one every day and it's been a big help.

[EggsAckley]

I propose a new internet acronym: O.T.B.

{off to bed}

(g'nite)

[ex-Texan]

Gerald Celente is calling for all seniors to remove money from Wall Street and large banks and not to shop for anything in any major chain stores again. He recommends buying everything from thrift shops or second hand stores because all money spent in chain stores most likely goes to China, India, Mexico or third world countries. He also recommends doing what oldsters did during The Great Depression — not buying Christmas gifts but MAKING small gifts for loved ones and buying all food locally. He says hold on to your cash because you will need it.

[Texas Fossil]

At the drug stores they sell “pill crushers” that will make powder out of those hunker pills. About $10. I bought one for my mother, she got to where it was very difficult for her to swallow.

As far as masking the taste, put it in a milk shake etc.