Ritalin and Concerta. Ritalin is the immediate-release form of methylphenidate, whereas Concerta is the extended-release form of the drug.
Concerta is only available as an extended-release tablet. Adderall is available as an immediate-release and extended-release drug. In the immediate-release form, the tablet releases the drug into
Concerta. Ritalin is the immediate-release form of methylphenidate, whereas Concerta is the extended-release form of the drug.
Because Concerta is an extended-release drug, the available dosages are typically higher for Concerta than they are for immediate-release drugs
immediate release dose. Comparison of the pharmacokinetics of Concerta with a TID dose of immediate release meth ylphenidate is shown in FIG
Because Concerta is an extended-release drug, the available dosages are typically higher for Concerta than they are for immediate-release drugs
Because Concerta is an extended-release drug, the available dosages are typically higher for Concerta than they are for immediate-release drugs
Because Concerta is an extended-release drug, the available dosages are typically higher for Concerta than they are for immediate-release drugs
Because Concerta is an extended-release drug, the available dosages are typically higher for Concerta than they are for immediate-release
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