In an attempt to avoid these symptoms we employed an aspirin tablet with an enteric coat¶ that would resist dissolution in the stomach and thereby prevent actual contact between the drug and the ...

Enteric-coated tablets are absorbed in the small intestine, whereas regular aspirin is absorbed in the stomach.

In fact, research shows that taking daily aspirin can come with some serious risks. Related: Enteric-Coated Aspirin vs. Plain ...

Early antithrombotic administration at the time of STEMI diagnosis consists of non-enteric-coated aspirin 162 mg to 325 mg (unless contraindicated) p.o., chewed immediately. Lifelong therapy using ...