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titleOfInvention Prolonged-release ranolazine formulations.
abstract A prolonged release ranolazine formulation contains a ranolazine and pH-dependent binder mixture, partially neutralized to form a film that is largely insoluble in the aqueous medium below pH 4.5 inhibitor and is aqueous soluble on the pH 4.5 inhibitor. The formulation is suitable for administering ranolazine twice daily and is useful for controlling the dissolution rate of ranolazine and for keeping human plasma ranolazine levels between 550 and 7500 ng base / mL.
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