Provirolone 25 Kosher Pharma INT

Provirolone 25 is an oral tablet product reference from Kosher Pharma, presented in a 100-tablet pack with a stated strength of 25 mg per tablet. The listing identifies mesterolone as the stated substance and includes the manufacturer reference KPPV for specification checking and packaging comparison.

Product identification and format

This listing is primarily defined by its tablet form, stated 25 mg strength and 100-tablet pack format. These details help distinguish it from other products with similar naming, different strengths or alternative pack presentations. The INT designation forms part of the listed product identity and may be relevant when matching packaging or catalogue references.

Kosher Pharma is named as both brand and manufacturer. The available product information also states that the company manufactures human grade and pharmaceutical grade products. For identification purposes, it is useful to check that the outer packaging and printed product information align with the brand name, product name and model reference shown in this listing.

Technical information

Handling and packaging notes

For verification, compare the product name, brand, model reference and tablet strength against the information printed on the original packaging. Retain the packaging for identification. Store according to the information printed on the original packaging.

If comparing similar listings, pay attention to whether the strength is shown per tablet and whether the pack format refers to the total number of tablets in one pack. This helps avoid confusion between products with close names but different strengths or presentations.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the 25 mg strength presented in this listing?

The stated strength refers to each tablet, with the pack containing 100 tablets in total.

What is the main identifier apart from the product name?

The model reference KPPV is a useful secondary identifier when checking packaging and product information.

Is the brand different from the manufacturer here?

No. The available information lists Kosher Pharma as both the brand and the manufacturer.

What does the INT part of the name indicate?

It forms part of the listed product identity and aligns with the International location reference shown for this item.

Why is the packaging worth keeping?

The packaging can help with later verification of the brand, model reference, strength and pack format.

What should be checked when comparing similar listings?

Check the stated substance, tablet strength, total tablet count and manufacturer reference so the presentation matches the listing details.