... digestive system without releasing the drug?
Klor-Con M10 - Is it possible for Klor-Con controlled release tablets to be passed through the?
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- 10 Jul 2011 by professor2
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- klor-con, klor-con m10
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suzanne6610 Jul 2011
No - the drug would have been released and the potassium absorbed.
What you have seen in your stool is the controlled release wax matrix . The wax matrix is not absorbed and in excreted in the feces.
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