Prograf 1mg 50 Tabs

Prograf 1mg from Astellas Pharma is presented here as a 50-tablet product reference. The supplied product details identify the listed substance as tacrolimus and the brand and manufacturer as Astellas Pharma. This page is written to help with clear specification checking, packaging review and product identification.

Product identification and comparison

When reviewing this listing, the main points to match are the product name, the stated 1mg strength, the tablet form and the 50-tablet pack format. Brand and manufacturer details are also relevant, especially where similar names, strengths or pack sizes may appear in other listings. If you are comparing versions, check that the strength shown on the carton and blister information matches the product title exactly.

The supplied details also mention tacrolimus as the listed substance. For clarity, strength should be read in relation to the tablet presentation shown in the title. If outer packaging or printed leaflet details are available, these can help distinguish between close variations in the same brand range.

Technical information

Handling and packaging notes

For identification purposes, review the outer carton, printed batch details and tablet count where shown on the original packaging. Retain the packaging for verification if any specification check is needed later. Store according to the information printed on the original packaging.

One supplied text line contains a conflicting reference to 0.5mg in the pack note, while the product title states 1mg. In cases like this, the label printed on the original packaging should be checked carefully so the strength can be confirmed against the title and pack information.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should the strength be interpreted on this listing?

The title presents the product as 1mg tablets. Strength should be matched against the strength printed on the original carton and any blister information where available.

Is the listed substance provided for identification?

Yes. Tacrolimus is included here as part of the product reference so the packaging details can be compared with the listing information.

Why is there a note mentioning 0.5mg in the supplied details?

The supplied text includes a conflicting strength reference. Because of that mismatch, the original packaging should be checked carefully to confirm whether the printed strength matches the title.

Does 50 tabs refer to the whole listing quantity?

Yes. In this listing, the pack format is stated as 50 tablets. It is presented as one pack containing 50 tablets rather than a multipack breakdown.

What details are most useful for verification?

The most useful identifiers are the product name, brand, manufacturer, stated strength, tablet form, pack count and model reference where available.

Should the packaging be kept after delivery?

Keeping the original packaging is helpful for later specification checks, batch reference review and product identification.