ANAVAMED 10 Oxandrolone 10 mg Tablets

ANAVAMED 10 is a tablet-form product reference from Deus Medical. The listing identifies Oxandrolone as the stated substance, with a stated strength of 10 mg per tablet. The pack information provided for this item is 1 box containing 2 packs of 25 tablets, giving a clear format for specification checks and packaging comparison.

This listing is best read by separating strength, tablet count and box format. The 10 mg figure refers to each tablet, not the whole box. The packaging information indicates two tablet packs inside one box, with 25 tablets in each pack. This distinction helps when checking the outer box, blister information and printed product details against the listing.

Product identification and format

The product form is listed as oral tablets. The manufacturer and brand are both given as Deus Medical, and the model reference is DMANA. Where several products in the same range may appear similar, the most useful points for comparison are the product name, stated substance, tablet strength, manufacturer name and the printed pack breakdown shown on the packaging.

Technical information

Handling and packaging notes

Check that the product name, manufacturer, stated substance and tablet strength match across the outer packaging and any internal tablet presentation. Retain the packaging for verification. Store according to the information printed on the original packaging.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the 10 mg strength refer to the whole box?

No. The stated strength refers to each tablet. The box contains multiple tablets packaged as 2 packs of 25.

How is the pack quantity presented in this listing?

The listing shows one box as the main presentation. Inside that box, the verified pack breakdown is 2 packs, each containing 25 tablets.

What details are most useful when checking the product against the packaging?

The key identifiers are ANAVAMED 10, Deus Medical, Oxandrolone, 10 mg per tablet and the 2 x 25 tablet box format.

Is the product form stated here?

Yes. It is listed in tablet form and described as oral.

Why is the pack breakdown important?

It helps distinguish per-tablet strength from total tablet count and makes it easier to compare the listing with the printed box and internal packaging.

What should be kept for verification?

The original packaging is the most useful reference for checking printed identifiers, pack format and manufacturer details.