FEMAMED 2.5 Letrozole Tablets by Deus Medical

FEMAMED 2.5 is a tablet-form product reference from Deus Medical. The available product details identify the stated substance as Letrozole, presented at 2.5 mg per tablet, with one box containing 50 tablets. This page is written for clear identification of the listing, packaging format and specification details.

Product identification and comparison

When comparing listings with similar names, the key points to check are the brand, the stated substance, the strength shown for each tablet and the pack format. Here, the strength refers to each individual tablet rather than the full box. That distinction helps when checking labels, product photos and outer packaging information.

This listing is identified with the Deus Medical brand and model reference DEUFEM. If you are comparing different presentations, it is helpful to match the printed product name, tablet strength and total tablet count shown on the box rather than relying on abbreviated titles alone.

Technical information

Packaging, verification and handling

Check that the outer packaging and label information match the listing details, especially the product name, brand and stated 2.5 mg tablet strength. Retain the packaging for verification if any specification check is needed later.

Store according to the information printed on the original packaging. For product verification, compare the box details and printed identifiers with the listing before opening any sealed presentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does 2.5 mg refer to the whole box or each tablet?

The stated strength refers to each tablet. The box quantity is listed separately as 50 tablets.

How can this listing be distinguished from similar products?

The most reliable identifiers are the Deus Medical brand, the FEMAMED name, the Letrozole listing and the 2.5 mg tablet strength shown on the packaging.

Is the pack format clearly defined?

Yes. The listing indicates one box, and the box contains 50 tablets.

What is the model reference for this product?

The model reference provided for this listing is DEUFEM, which can help with catalogue and packaging checks.

Why is the tablet strength shown separately from the pack quantity?

These are different specification points. Strength identifies the amount stated for each tablet, while pack quantity identifies how many tablets are in the box.

What should be checked on arrival?

Compare the product name, brand, tablet strength, tablet count and overall packaging details with the listing and retain the packaging for verification.