Ventolin Albuterol 4 mg Tablets 100

This listing identifies Ventolin tablets from Glaxo Smith Kline, presented as a pack of 100 tablets with a stated strength of 4 mg per tablet. The product details also reference salbutamol and the common name albuterol, which may help when checking packaging, labelling and product information across different markets.

Product identification and comparison notes

When comparing listings in this category, the most useful points are the name shown on the pack, the manufacturer, the tablet presentation and whether the stated substance is described as albuterol or salbutamol. These names are commonly associated with the same product reference in different regions, so matching both the product name and the printed tablet strength can help distinguish this listing from other strengths or pack formats.

The supplied details indicate a tablet form rather than other product forms. The pack information is shown as 100 tablets, and the stated strength applies to each tablet rather than to the full pack. This distinction is helpful when verifying the front label and carton details.

Technical information

Handling and packaging notes

Check that the product name, manufacturer details, tablet count and 4 mg tablet strength are consistent across the outer packaging and any enclosed product information. Retain the packaging for verification. Store according to the information printed on the original packaging.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the 4 mg strength refer to the whole pack or each tablet?

The stated strength refers to each tablet. The pack format is listed separately as 100 tablets.

Why are both albuterol and salbutamol mentioned?

The product details include both names as common references. Packaging and market naming can vary, so both terms may appear in product information.

How can this listing be distinguished from other versions?

The clearest identifiers are the Ventolin name, Glaxo Smith Kline manufacturer reference, tablet form, 100-tablet pack format and 4 mg strength per tablet.

Is this listing for tablets or another product form?

The verified product details identify this presentation as tablets.

What should be checked on the packaging when verifying the product?

Compare the printed name, manufacturer, stated substance naming, tablet count and strength with the listing details.

Should the packaging be kept after receipt?

Yes. Retaining the packaging can help with product identification and specification checks.