What is the difference between Ritalin SR and Ritalin LA? Both are 20mg?

Posted:: 5 Apr 2011 by P3963
Topics:: ritalin, ritalin la, ritalin-sr, narcolepsy

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6 Apr 2011

The only difference is the dose form (tablets/capsules).
They are both long acting formulations.
The LA version are capsules.
The SR version are tablets.

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