Enteric coated supplements

Well it can, i guess. I guess the point of the whole coating is so that stomach acid doesn't break the seal. Therefore not letting it dump in the stomach. I guess it is worth a shot but not sure how much relief you will get. Depends on the supp.

I don't have any proof, but it would at least have to dissolve in your small intestine to be absorbed at all, right?

Have you ever tried children's chewable vitamins? I know a lot of my friends had problems with regular prenatal vitamins when they were pregnant (due to nausea), so just used those instead.

Ha! I don't guess Flinstones makes an Omega 3! :) There goes that suggestion. ::giggle::

The only thing I can think is to try to contact the manufacturer and ask where it's supposed to dissolve. I think there's different types of enteric coating, right? I guess I'm thinking about all the forms of mesalamine and the different coatings that allow the med to start being released in different areas.

They have some "gummy" type omega 3s for kids. Ive seen them at costco and one of the docs on the show "The Doctors" pushes those gummy omega things onto his patients...they even showed him eating them.
If you do try them, let me know, cuz even the flax seed oil is getting a little smelly and makes my tummy rumbly...

Just throwing this out there, but for me it is brand specific. I am sensitive to the fillers certain brands use. It isn't the actual medication/supplements. Just wondering if you have kept track of that. Knowing how good you are you probably have, but just a thought.