DR (delayed release) tablets are a type of oral solid dosage form that is designed to release the active ingredient slowly over a certain period of time. This allows for a sustained therapeutic effect and can also help reduce the frequency of dosing. DR tablets are typically coated with a special material that slows down the release of the active ingredient, allowing it to be absorbed gradually into the bloodstream. They are commonly used for the treatment of conditions such as digestive disorders, pain, and inflammation. It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions for use, including dosing and administration, to ensure proper and effective treatment. DR tablets may cause adverse effects such as stomach upset, diarrhea, or headaches, so it is important to monitor for these and discontinue use if necessary.