Ultima Pharmaceuticals Aromasin is exemestane in tablet form, 25 mg per tab, with 50 tabs packed in a sachet. This is exemestane, not anastrozole: the two are distinct compounds, both grouped under anti-estrogens but differing in structure and in how they interact with aromatase. Exemestane tablets aromasin formulations like this one state the substance plainly on the label, and the 25 mg strength per tab is standard for exemestane, where anastrozole typically appears at 1 mg.

Exemestane at 25 mg Per Tab in a 50 Count Sachet

Each tab carries 25 mg of exemestane, and the sachet holds 50 tabs total. That count and strength combination is common across exemestane listings, but pack format varies: some manufacturers use blister strips, others bag the tabs in a sachet as Ultima does here. Oral form throughout, no injection alternative for this compound. The sachet format fits buyers ordering multiple compounds in one shipment, since it takes less space than blister cards and ships flat.

Exemestane Beside Anastrozole in the Anti-Estrogen Category

Exemestane and anastrozole both sit in the anti-estrogen section, but they are not interchangeable. Exemestane is a steroidal inhibitor, anastrozole is non-steroidal, and that structural difference is the first thing separating them. A listing that names Aromasin without stating exemestane in the title may confuse buyers scanning for one or the other, since Aromasin as a trade name has been applied to both depending on the manufacturer. This product's label states exemestane, and the 25 mg dosage confirms it: anastrozole sachets in this category list 1 mg per tab, exemestane lists 25 mg. Ultima Pharmaceuticals has been based in the USA since 2022. Compare tab count and pack format against other exemestane options in this section to decide which fits your order.