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[edit] Needs disambiguation?
Time release is also a technology used for some tablet/pill drugs and vitamins. It's becoming increasingly common. Here is one description I found of it. It's also mentioned in the entry about delivery methods on the Melatonin article. Maybe there should be a disambiguation page that links to this and a separate article on time release delivery technology (and possibly other common meanings of "time release" that I'm unaware of). --Tifego 20:39, 11 March 2006 (UTC)
