Femara by Xeno Labs delivers letrozole in 2.5 mg oral tablets, with 30 tablets packed in a single sachet. Each tablet carries the same strength across the batch, and the sachet format offers flexibility for those who prefer foil packaging over blisters.

Letrozole 2.5 Tablet Strength and Sachet Count

The 2.5 mg strength per tablet is the standard concentration you will find across most letrozole products, whether the pack holds 10, 30 or 50 tablets. The sachet holds 30 tablets where some neighbouring listings offer 10 or 20, so the count here sits in the middle range. Xeno Labs has been based in the USA since 2018. If you compare this against the Femara from Gomeisa Labs, that line carries a different letrozole manufacturer substance at a lower per-tablet strength but the same oral form.

Xeno Labs Letrozole Beside Other Sachet Packs

Femara sits alongside other Xeno Labs oral products, including sachets of tamoxifen and anastrozole, all sharing the sachet pack format. The letrozole 2.5 mg strength matches what Driada Medical lists under Femaralyn and what Ultima Pharmaceuticals does not currently stock in letrozole, though Ultima does offer exemestane and anastrozole in tablet form. The 30-tablet count is larger than some 10-tab blisters but smaller than the 50-count sachets that appear under other makers. The difference between letrozole, anastrozole and exemestane is the substance itself — each is a distinct compound with its own molecular structure — but all three are sold as oral tablets within the same category. The sachet is a single foil pouch with all tablets inside, where a blister separates each tablet into its own compartment.