Ventolin Salbutamol 4 mg Tablets 100 GSK EP

This listing refers to Ventolin tablets containing the stated substance salbutamol, presented as 4 mg tablets from GlaxoSmithKline. The pack format shown is 100 tablets, with EP indicating an expired product reference. For this type of listing, the main points are the printed name, stated strength, tablet presentation, manufacturer and pack count shown on the packaging.

Product identification and comparison

When checking this product reference, it is helpful to match the brand name Ventolin with the listed substance salbutamol and confirm that the stated strength is 4 mg per tablet. The packaging should also indicate GlaxoSmithKline and the 100-tablet presentation. If comparing similar listings, check that the strength relates to each tablet rather than the full pack, and review the manufacturer details and pack wording carefully.

The EP notation is included here to distinguish this listing as an expired product reference. Expiry information can vary between batches, so the printed packaging date remains the key point for verification. Retain the packaging for identification and record checking.

Technical information

Handling and packaging notes

Check the outer packaging and blister or container details against the listing information, including name, strength, manufacturer and pack count. Where expiry information is relevant, rely on the date printed on the original packaging. Store according to the information printed on the original packaging.

For identification purposes, packaging condition and label clarity can help distinguish between different pack formats or older and newer presentations. If any printed detail differs from the listing title, the packaging information should be reviewed carefully before relying on the product reference.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does EP mean in this listing?

EP is used here to indicate that this is an expired product reference. The exact expiry date should be checked on the original packaging.

Is the 4 mg strength for the whole pack or each tablet?

The stated strength refers to each tablet. The pack format shown is 100 tablets.

Which details are most important to verify on the packaging?

Check the product name, the listed substance salbutamol, the 4 mg tablet strength, the GlaxoSmithKline manufacturer details and the 100-tablet pack format.

Why is the manufacturer name relevant?

Manufacturer information helps distinguish between different presentations of similarly named products and supports specification checking against the printed pack details.

Should the packaging be retained?

Yes. Retaining the packaging helps with identification, expiry-date checking and comparison of batch and printed specification details.

How can this listing be compared with similar products?

Compare the stated substance, strength per tablet, tablet presentation, manufacturer name and pack count, rather than relying on a shortened product title alone.