Ultima Primo Tabs 25 mg 50 Tabs

Ultima Primo Tabs is a tablet-form product reference from Ultima Pharma USA. The listing identifies the stated substance as Metenolone Acetate and shows a stated strength of 25 mg per tablet. The product name indicates a 50-tablet presentation, which is useful to check alongside the label and outer packaging.

For identification, the main details to compare are the brand, the tablet strength and the pack count shown in the listing. This matters because similar products may appear with different strengths, different tablet quantities or updated packaging. Checking the printed name, manufacturer details and product code can help distinguish this reference from other listings in the same range.

Technical Information

Packaging and Handling Notes

Retain the original packaging for verification. Compare the printed batch and product details on the packaging with the listing information where available. Store according to the information printed on the original packaging.

There is a pack-format discrepancy in the source details: the product title states 50 tablets, while an older description sentence mentions 30 tabs. For product identification, the title and current listing format should be checked against the product packaging before relying on older text.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the 25 mg strength refer to each tablet or the whole pack?

The stated strength refers to each tablet. The listing presents the product as 25 mg per tablet.

How should the pack quantity be interpreted?

This listing is presented as one pack containing 50 tablets. It is not described as a multipack.

Why is there a difference between 50 tablets and 30 tabs in the supplied information?

The current title indicates 50 tablets, while older source text mentions 30 tabs. The most reliable check is the printed packaging and label on the product reference supplied.

What details are most useful for verification?

Check the brand name, manufacturer, model code UPPR25, stated substance, tablet strength and the pack count shown on the packaging.

Is this product listed as tablets?

Yes. The product name and supplied details identify this reference in tablet form.

Should the packaging be kept?

Yes. Keeping the original packaging helps with later specification checks and product identification.