More and more useful drug controlled release profiles have been reported in literature for potential applications of "efficacious, safe and convenient" drug delivery These profiles include immediate release, pulsatile release, delayed release, sustained release, zero-order kinetic release, dual-stage release, and multiple-phase release in terms of the drug release rate and initiating time Among these profiles, dual-stage release is composed of a first rapid release for quickly eliminating the uncomfortable symptoms (such as ache, fever and depression) and a later sustained release for a long time period to considerably reduce the administration times This controlled release profile holds the advantages of both pulsatile release and sustained release, and thus has a high patient compliance.
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