Abstract
Verapamil, a widely used calcium channel blocker, is usually absorbed rapidly after ingestion. Because of verapamil's relatively short half-life and need for frequent dosing, slow-release preparations have gained popularity. The potentially delayed absorption of these preparations may have implications for activated charcoal therapy in …
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