Arimidex 1 mg 28 Tablets

Arimidex by Astra Zeneca is presented here as a 28-tablet pack with a stated strength of 1 mg per tablet. The listed substance is anastrozole, and the product form shown in the listing is tablets. For identification, it is useful to check the brand, tablet strength and pack count together, especially where similar names or different strengths may appear across related listings.

Product identification and comparison

This listing combines several key identifiers: the Arimidex product name, Astra Zeneca branding and a 28-tablet presentation. The strength shown is 1 mg for each tablet rather than for the full pack. When comparing listings, check that the brand name, tablet quantity and stated substance are consistent with the product information shown on the packaging.

The available product details also describe this item as a non-steroidal aromatase inhibitor. That classification can help distinguish it from other product types in the wider catalogue, but the main reference points remain the tablet form, labelled strength and manufacturer details.

Technical information

Handling and packaging notes

For product verification, compare the printed product name, manufacturer and strength on the original packaging with the details shown in this listing. Keep the packaging for identification and reference. Store according to the information printed on the original packaging.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the 1 mg strength presented in this listing?

The stated strength refers to each tablet. This listing shows 1 mg per tablet, with 28 tablets in the pack.

What is the listed substance for this product?

The listing identifies the substance as anastrozole. This can be checked alongside the product name and manufacturer details on the packaging.

Why is the manufacturer important when comparing listings?

Manufacturer information helps distinguish similar product names or strengths. In this case, both the brand and manufacturer are shown as Astra Zeneca.

Does the pack format refer to one bottle or one tablet strip?

The verified information confirms a total pack quantity of 28 tablets, but it does not specify the internal packaging arrangement.

What should be checked if similar listings appear with different strengths?

Check the full combination of product name, per-tablet strength, total tablet count and manufacturer. These details are more reliable for identification than the name alone.

Should the packaging be kept?

Yes. Retaining the packaging is useful for product identification, label checks and specification reference.