Ultima-T3 25 mcg 50 Tablets Ultima Pharma INT

This listing refers to a tablet presentation from Ultima Pharma INT with a stated strength of 25 mcg per tablet and a pack format of 50 tablets. The listed substance is liothyronine sodium, presented here as a clear product reference for checking brand, strength and pack details against the original packaging.

Product identification and comparison

When reviewing this product, the main points to distinguish are the brand name, the tablet strength shown per tablet and the total number of tablets in the pack. This helps separate it from other listings that may carry a similar substance name but differ in strength, manufacturer or pack format. The model reference can also be helpful when checking catalogue consistency across listings and packaging information.

The wording around T3 may appear in different ways across product pages or packaging, so the most reliable approach is to compare the full product name together with the stated substance, 25 mcg strength per tablet and the 50-tablet presentation. This keeps the identification process clear without relying on abbreviated naming alone.

Technical information

Handling and packaging notes

For verification, compare the outer packaging and printed product information with the details shown in this listing, including brand, model reference and tablet count. Retain the packaging for verification if any specification check is needed later.

Store according to the information printed on the original packaging. If any part of the label, print quality or specification wording appears inconsistent, compare it carefully with the manufacturer details shown on the pack.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the strength shown for this listing?

The stated strength is given per tablet: 25 mcg for each tablet in the pack.

Does the pack format refer to tablets or multiple packs?

This listing indicates one pack containing 50 tablets, rather than a multi-pack presentation.

What should I check first when verifying the product?

Start with the brand name, listed substance, strength per tablet, pack count and the model reference where shown on the packaging.

Why is the model reference useful?

A model code can help distinguish similar products within the same brand range and support catalogue or packaging checks.

Can product names vary between listings and packaging?

Yes. Abbreviations and naming order can vary, so it is better to match the full set of identifying details rather than one shortened name alone.

What is the best way to store the product information?

Keep the original packaging and follow the storage information printed there for future reference and specification checks.