ColoradoBoy90
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Does anyone know how Tramadol ER works? I can't find this anywhere on the internet....
So let's say you take 100mg of Tramadol ER. It's suppose to last 24 HOURS! So..... How does release mechanism work? Does it release, say, 25mg every 4-6 hours? Does it perhaps release a few MG constantly throughout the day, more like a constant slow sustained release?
OR does it release 50mg instantly, then 12 hours later release the other 50mg?? This is very common for many ER pills, though most last only 12 hours. Does ANYONE know? Someone once said "Tramadol ER is the best, as the whole taking Tramadol while it's already in your system works great for the ER. You don't have to re-dose to increase BA, the ER does it for you" -- but that claim would only be true of Tramadol ER released at least 1/3rd of 1/2 of dose instantly, then rest slowly to "add to it".
So let's say you take 100mg of Tramadol ER. It's suppose to last 24 HOURS! So..... How does release mechanism work? Does it release, say, 25mg every 4-6 hours? Does it perhaps release a few MG constantly throughout the day, more like a constant slow sustained release?
OR does it release 50mg instantly, then 12 hours later release the other 50mg?? This is very common for many ER pills, though most last only 12 hours. Does ANYONE know? Someone once said "Tramadol ER is the best, as the whole taking Tramadol while it's already in your system works great for the ER. You don't have to re-dose to increase BA, the ER does it for you" -- but that claim would only be true of Tramadol ER released at least 1/3rd of 1/2 of dose instantly, then rest slowly to "add to it".