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Re: How do SR tablets differ from non SR tablets?

Posted by danf on March 2, 2001, at 6:46:23

In reply to How do SR tablets differ from non SR tablets?, posted by JohnX on March 2, 2001, at 4:38:58

SRs get mixed with other materials that make the med a little insoluble & delay the med going into solution in the digestive fluids.

think of a hard candy ( jaw breaker ) verses granulated sugar. both are pretty much just sugar. the granulated sugar dissolves quickly. the jawe breaker takes a while.

same principle is applied to meds.


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