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Drug release results from the exchange of bound drug ions with ions commonly available in body fluids (such as Na+, K+, or Cl−). However, in many cases, a combination of factors is involved, and this can be exploited to give a range of release profiles. Mechanisms of drug release will be discussed further in the following sections. 2 IMMEDIATE RELEASE DELIVERY SYSTEMS As mentioned earlier, the primary role of IR dosage forms is to give a rapid onset of drug action and to achieve a high plasma concentration quickly.
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