Arimidex 1 mg Tablets - 100 Count Dragon Pharma

Arimidex by Dragon Pharma is presented here in a 100-tablet pack, with a stated strength of 1 mg per tablet. The listing identifies the product under the Arimidex name and includes the stated substance Anastrozole in tablet form. This information is most useful when checking packaging details, strength labelling and manufacturer identification.

For comparison purposes, the key points to check are the brand, tablet strength, pack count and the way the stated substance appears on the box or insert. This helps distinguish between different strengths, brands and pack formats in the same category. Where manufacturer reference is important, Dragon Pharma details should match the product presentation and printed packaging information. More about the manufacturer can be found on the Dragon Pharma page.

Technical Information

Handling and Packaging Notes

Check that the product name, brand, stated strength and tablet count are clearly printed and consistent across the outer packaging and any enclosed product information. Retain the packaging for verification. Store according to the information printed on the original packaging.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the strength shown in this listing?

The stated strength refers to each tablet: 1 mg per tablet. The pack format is separate and shows that the listing contains 100 tablets.

Is Arimidex the brand or the stated substance?

Arimidex is the product name in this listing. The stated substance is Anastrozole, and the brand/manufacturer is Dragon Pharma.

Why is the pack count listed separately from the strength?

Strength and quantity identify different parts of the specification. Here, 1 mg describes each tablet, while 100 tablets describes the pack format.

What should match on the packaging?

The product name, Dragon Pharma branding, tablet form, stated strength and pack count should be consistent wherever they appear on the packaging.

What does non-steroidal aromatase inhibitor mean in the specification?

It is a classification term included in the product details. It helps distinguish this listing from products that may be presented under other classifications.

What is the model reference for this product?

The model shown for identification is DPAR. This reference can help with catalogue matching and packaging comparison.