Co-Diovan 160/12.5 mg 28 Tablets Novartis

Co-Diovan 160/12.5 mg is presented here as a 28-tablet pack from Novartis. The listing identifies the stated substances as Valastran and Hidroclorotiazida, with the printed strength shown as 160 mg and 12.5 mg per tablet. This information is most relevant for checking the product reference, matching packaging details and distinguishing it from other strengths or pack formats.

Product identification and comparison

When reviewing this listing, the key details to compare are the brand, the tablet presentation, the 28-tablet pack format and the strength printed for each tablet. Products with similar names may appear in different strengths, language variants or pack quantities, so checking the exact 160/12.5 mg notation and the manufacturer name can help avoid confusion between closely related references.

The substance wording in the available product information appears as Valastran + Hidroclorotiazida. If the outer packaging or leaflet uses regional spelling variations, the main point is to match the listed combination, the stated strength per tablet and the Novartis branding shown on the product information.

Technical information

Handling and packaging notes

Check that the printed product name, strength, tablet count and manufacturer details match the information shown in this listing. Retain the packaging for verification if needed. Store according to the information printed on the original packaging.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I confirm that this is the 160/12.5 mg version?

Check the strength printed with the product name and confirm that the tablet strength is shown as 160 mg / 12.5 mg per tablet.

Does the 28 refer to tablets or packs?

In this listing, the pack format is 1 pack containing 28 tablets.

Why is the manufacturer important for identification?

Manufacturer details help distinguish similar product names and support packaging and label comparison, especially where multiple regional versions may exist.

What should I compare on the packaging?

Compare the product name, stated strength, tablet count, listed substances and Novartis branding with the printed packaging information.

Can substance names appear with different spellings?

Yes, regional or language-specific spellings can differ. Match the combination shown on the pack together with the strength and manufacturer details.

What is the best way to store the product reference packaging?

Store according to the information printed on the original packaging and keep the packaging available for future verification.