Micardis Plus 80/12.5 mg 28 Tablets

Micardis Plus is presented here as a 28-tablet pack with a listed strength of 80 mg telmisartan and 12.5 mg hydrochlorothiazide per tablet. The manufacturer shown for this product reference is Boehringer Ingelheim, also listed on this site as Boehringer Ing.. This page is intended to help with product identification, packaging checks and specification comparison.

Product identification and comparison

When reviewing this listing, the main points to distinguish are the product name, the two listed substances, the tablet strength shown per tablet and the pack format. The strength refers to each tablet rather than the full box. The pack information provided for this listing is 1 pack containing 28 tablets.

This can help separate it from other Micardis Plus presentations that may differ by strength, tablet count, manufacturer wording or regional packaging details. Spelling may also vary slightly across sources, with hydrochlorothiazide sometimes shown as hidroklorotiazid in supplier text.

Technical information

Handling and packaging notes

Check that the outer packaging and blister details match the stated name, manufacturer and per-tablet strength shown on the listing. Keep the packaging for verification if batch, print style or supplier presentation needs to be checked later. Store according to the information printed on the original packaging.

If comparing similar listings, pay attention to whether the strength is expressed per tablet and whether the tablet count refers to a single pack or a multi-pack presentation. In this case, the listing indicates one pack of 28 tablets.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the strength shown on this listing?

The stated strength is given per tablet: 80 mg telmisartan and 12.5 mg hydrochlorothiazide.

How many tablets are included?

The pack information provided is 1 pack containing 28 tablets.

Why are there two substance names listed?

The product reference includes two listed substances on the packaging information: telmisartan and hydrochlorothiazide.

Why might spelling differ between sources?

Some supplier or regional text may show hydrochlorothiazide with an alternative transliteration, such as hidroklorotiazid. The product should still be checked against the full packaging details.

What should be checked on the packaging for verification?

Compare the product name, manufacturer, listed substances, per-tablet strength and pack count with the printed information on the original packaging.

Does the 80/12.5 mg figure refer to the whole pack?

No. The stated 80/12.5 mg refers to each tablet, while the separate pack format states that the box contains 28 tablets.