Ultima Oxa 50 mg 50 Tablets Ultima Pharma INT

The defining detail of Ultima Oxa 50 mg 50 Tablets is the stated strength of 50 mg per tablet in a pack of 50 tablets. The listing identifies oxandrolone as the stated substance and associates the product with Ultima Pharma INT. It is presented in an oral tablet format, with model reference OX50UPI.

This distinction matters when comparing it with the related Ultima-Oxa 10 mg 50 Tablets listing. The tablet count is the same, but the stated strength differs, so the strength should be checked separately from the total number of tablets.

The 50 mg per tablet distinction

The product record describes this item as an anabolic steroid and lists an active half life of 9 hours. These entries are catalogue information supplied with the product record. They do not describe a dosage, treatment plan or expected personal result.

The same record lists no aromatisation, no water retention and HBR as no. Acne is recorded as rarely. These fields should be treated as supplied product information and checked against the original packaging or current manufacturer information where available. They should not be used as a substitute for medical advice.

For identification, the most useful details are the product name, brand, model, stated substance, tablet strength and pack quantity. Keeping these details together reduces the risk of confusing this product with another Ultima Pharma entry that uses a similar name or tablet format.

What to verify on the pack

Before placing an order, compare the printed packaging with the listing details. The brand should read Ultima Pharma INT, the model reference should be OX50UPI, and the stated format should correspond to 50 tablets at 50 mg per tablet. The product record gives the location as International.

The record does not provide a use schedule, dosage guidance, safety instructions or a medical indication, so none is inferred here. Use the original packaging as the practical reference for printed specifications, and consult a qualified healthcare professional because this information is not medical advice.