Anastrabold from Omega Labs delivers anastrozole at 1 mg per tablet in a blister of 30 tablets. This oral anti-estrogen arrives as individual tablets, each pressed to the same 1 mg strength, packed in a blister for single-dose access. The blister format protects each tablet from moisture and light until use, and the 30-tablet count sits between the smaller 10-tablet packs and the larger 50-tablet formats listed alongside it.

Anastrozole 1 mg Price and Pack Count

The anastrozole cost for this product reflects a 30-tablet blister at 1 mg per tablet. Other labs offer different counts at the same strength: anastrozole 1 mg tablets from Gomeisa Labs come in a 50-tablet blister, while cost of anastrozole 1 mg tablet from Beligas Pharma covers a 30-tablet blister as well. The Omega Labs blister matches Beligas on count, but Gomeisa gives 20 more tablets in its pack. Each tablet carries the same 1 mg dose, so the difference is in how many doses the pack holds, not in the strength you take per dose.

Omega Labs Blister Against Other Formats

Omega Labs has made these since 2018 and is based in the USA. The blister presentation here contrasts with the vial formats some other anti-estrogens use for liquid or injectable forms, though all anastrozole products in this section are oral tablets. The 30-tablet count and blister pack sit in the middle range for this substance: smaller than the 50-tablet options, larger than the 10-tablet trial packs. The blister seals each tablet individually, which some buyers prefer over bulk bottles for portability and dose tracking. Other labs package their anastrozole in blisters as well, so the choice between Omega Labs, Gomeisa Labs, Beligas Pharma and the rest comes down to count, maker and how the blister is divided—some use 10-tablet strips within the pack, others use single-dose pockets across the full blister.