Does anyone take non-enteric supplement capsules?

I can see how enterically coated capsules, as well as hard caplets and tablets could be hazardous for those of us without colons in case it sails through without dissolving. So far I have been too chicken to even risk that with simple capsules made of gelatin or vegetable cellulose- I have been opening the capsules and emotying them into something like applesauce. Multivitamin and b-complex contents taste awful, however, but not too horrible with the taste of applesauce or something else diluting it. Do a lot of you take those simple capsules without any issues?

The gelatin capsules are fine, they'll make it though, no problem. You don't need to empty them into applesauce, just schluck them down. I have melatonin tablets that I take at night. They are coated for a release action. I have to admit that when I have swalled them whole, I saw them the next day, untouched and whole, in my poo. Now I crack them before swallowing, but I am not sure if it's effective.
The only vitamin I take is D, and that's an easy-dissolve tablet. Other vitamins are usually coated, or come in a tablet that fizzes in water but that contains a lot of saccharin that I definitely don't want in me. I asked my doctor which vitamins are in a normal pill form, but he said I don't need supplements until I actually show a deficiency. (I only had vitamin D deficiency.)
Anyway, you are lucky that in the States you can get high-quality vitamins (Solgar?) in capsule form.

Thanks, folks! Yeah have to overcome my fears. I can certainly spare some for testing... How much vinegar to put in glass of water to simulate acidity of the stomach, I wonder?