1.9.3.1: Enteric-coated Tablets

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    Enteric coated tablets are covered with a waxy substance that prohibits the drug from being dissolved in the stomach. This coating prevents irritation to the stomach. Enteric coated tablets should never be split or crushed (Maderuelo et al., 2019).

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