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@PouchLogic posted:
I'm surprised that this question comes up, I was told by my doctor at the beginning that most slow release tablets won't fully dissolve. I know my transit time with food is well under 6 hours, so a 12 hour release tablet would only be half way done...
To end this, I never buy slow release tablets. Good luck

I actually learned about that today! I go 13-20x a day so I would be in trouble XD

Thank-you for posting that! That is definitely important for colectomy people to know

11/30/209:29 PM

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