very much doubt they are time release...would likely say so on packaging (assuming they are reputable and why wouldn't they?). Also, you would think dosage would be higher for time release...idea is you only have to take one/day for instance...that is not the case with the dosage/# of mg.
Anatabine citrate has been available in "industrial" form for many years. However, a search today has not found a supplier of anatabine citrate.
Williams and the scientists he was working with apparently did not think this was appropriate for human consumption (I am just guessing) and therefore spent a lot of money and time developing their manufacturing (patented) process.
I wonder of HydraPharm is buying the off-the-shelf anatabine citrate somewhere? If so, I wonder what difference it might make to those consuming their product?
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