Augmentin 1000 mg 14 Tablets

Augmentin 1000 mg is presented here in tablet form with a pack format of 1 x 14 tablets and the manufacturer listed as Glaxosmithkline. The stated substance information provided for this listing includes amoxycillin, clavulanic acid and moxifloxacin, while the listed strength is 1000 mg per tablet.

Product identification and specification guidance

For identification, the main details to check are the brand name, the 1000 mg strength statement, the tablet presentation and the 14-tablet pack format. These points help distinguish this listing from other products that may appear under similar names but differ by strength, form or pack size. If comparing labels or photos, check that the manufacturer name and tablet count match the information shown on the packaging.

Because medicine listings can vary between markets, it is helpful to read the full outer-box wording carefully and compare it with the stated pack information in this listing. Where multiple substances are printed in the product information, review the packaging text closely so the specification matches the intended reference.

Technical information

Handling and packaging notes

Retain the original packaging for verification. Product name, strength, manufacturer and pack count are typically the quickest details to compare when checking authenticity or matching a previous product reference. Store according to the information printed on the original packaging.

If the received packaging includes batch or print details, these can also help distinguish one presentation from another. Any comparison should be made against the original box and printed leaflet where available.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the pack quantity shown for this listing?

This listing refers to 1 pack containing 14 tablets. The 1000 mg statement refers to each tablet, not the whole pack.

What should I check first on the packaging?

Start with the brand name, manufacturer, tablet count and the printed 1000 mg strength statement. These are the main identifiers for quick comparison.

Why is the strength wording important?

Strength helps separate products with similar names. Here, the stated strength is given per tablet, which is useful when comparing different presentations.

What if the substance wording on the box differs slightly?

Minor formatting differences can appear between markets or print runs, but the packaging should still match the core identifying details shown in the listing.

Should the original packaging be kept?

Yes. Keeping the box and any enclosed leaflet helps with later specification checks, verification and reference matching.

How should this product be stored?

Store according to the information printed on the original packaging.