cationic drug

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Modified-release dosage forms
For example, a cationic, or positively charged, drug can be bound to an anionic, or negatively charged, resin. The resin can be incorporated into tablets, capsules, or liquids. As the resin passes through the small intestine, the drug is released slowly.
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For example, a cationic, or positively charged, drug can be bound to an anionic, or negatively charged, resin. The resin can be incorporated into tablets, capsules, or liquids. As the resin passes through the small intestine, the drug is released slowly.
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