Ultima-Enan 250 mg/ml 10 ml by Ultima Pharma INT

Ultima-Enan is a 10 ml product reference from Ultima Pharma INT with the stated substance listed as testosterone enanthate and a labelled strength of 250 mg/ml. This listing is presented for clear identification of the brand, strength and vial volume so the packaging details can be checked against other product references.

Product identification and comparison

For products in this format, the main points to compare are the brand name, the stated substance, the strength shown per millilitre and the total vial volume. Here, the strength is expressed as 250 mg per ml, while the vial volume is 10 ml. Checking those elements together helps distinguish this reference from similarly named listings with different strengths, pack formats or branding.

The product name also includes the Enan designation, which corresponds with the listed substance information shown for this item. If comparing labels or outer packaging, it is helpful to check that the brand presentation, model reference and strength format match the listing details exactly.

Technical information

Handling and packaging notes

Retain the original packaging for verification. Check the printed batch details, brand presentation and product naming for consistency with the listing. Store according to the information printed on the original packaging.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does 250 mg/ml refer to the whole vial or each millilitre?

The stated strength refers to each millilitre. The vial volume is listed separately as 10 ml.

What should be checked first when verifying this product?

Start with the brand, the product name, the listed substance, the 250 mg/ml strength statement and the 10 ml vial volume on the packaging.

Why is the vial volume shown separately from the strength?

These are different identifiers. Strength shows the labelled amount per millilitre, while vial volume shows the total liquid volume in the container.

Is the model code useful for comparison?

Yes. The model code TE250UPI can help distinguish this reference from other similarly named products in the same brand range.

What if the packaging wording differs slightly from the listing?

Minor layout differences can occur, but the core identifiers should match: brand, product name, stated substance, strength and vial volume.

How should the packaging be kept for checks later?

It is best to retain the original packaging so the printed product information remains available for verification and reference.