Alphanadrol from Omega Labs delivers 50 mg of oxymetholone per tablet in a 60-tablet blister pack. Each blister holds the full count in foil-sealed pockets, printed with the Omega Labs label and the item name. The 50 mg strength per tablet is the standard anadrol (oxymetholone) concentration across most oral preparations, matching what Crowx, Gomeisa and Beligas print on their own blisters. The 60-tablet count doubles the 30-tab packs that some other labs ship, giving twice the tab piece in one pack.

Oxymetholone is the active substance printed on the Alphanadrol label, the same compound found in anadrol capsule listings and in every other oral sold under the anadrol category. Blister packaging wraps each row of tablets individually, so you open one strip at a time rather than drawing from a single bottle. The 50 mg dosage unit is uniform across the category; what differs between labs is the tab piece per pack and the packaging finish. Omega Labs has been making these since 2018, a USA-based company. The Alphanadrol blister sits beside Crowx's Oxyrow and Beligas's Pro – Anadrol 50mg in the same category, all three carrying 50 mg oxymetholone tablets, each identified by its maker's label.