Avodart Dutasteride 0.5 mg 30 Capsules EXP

This listing refers to Avodart with dutasteride in capsule form, presented as 30 capsules at a stated strength of 0.5 mg. The manufacturer named on the product is GlaxoSmithKline, and the listing is marked EXP. For this type of product, the EXP marker is important for identification and packaging review, so it should be checked carefully against the printed information on the original pack.

Product identification and comparison

When reviewing a product reference like this, the main points to compare are the brand name, the stated substance, the strength per capsule, the pack count and the manufacturer details shown on the packaging. This helps distinguish it from listings with different strengths, pack formats or branding presentations. If batch details, date marking or country-specific packaging are shown on the pack, those should also match the product information provided with the listing.

Technical information

Handling and packaging notes

Retain the original packaging for verification. Check the outer pack and any printed leaflet or blister details for matching product name, strength, manufacturer and date marking. Store according to the information printed on the original packaging.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the EXP marker indicate in this listing?

It indicates that the listing is identified as an expired product reference. The date marking should be checked directly on the original packaging for confirmation.

How is the strength presented here?

The stated strength is 0.5 mg per capsule, not per pack. This distinction is helpful when comparing different pack formats.

How many capsules are included?

The pack format shown for this listing is 30 capsules.

What details should match on the packaging?

The brand name, stated substance, strength, capsule count, manufacturer and any printed batch or date information should align with the product packaging.

Why is the manufacturer important for verification?

Manufacturer details help distinguish similar listings and support packaging checks where branding or regional presentation may differ.

Should the packaging be kept?

Yes. Retaining the original packaging is useful for product identification, specification checks and date-marking review.