Beligas Pharma packs letrozole at 2.5 mg in a 50-tab sachet under the Mono – Femara label. Each tablet carries the standard concentration used across most letrozole manufacturer lines, and the sachet format holds the full count in a single pouch rather than divided blisters.

50 Tabs at 2.5 mg in a Single Sachet

The 50-tab count sits between the 30-tab blisters common to some labs and the smaller 10 or 20-tab sachets from others. Beligas Pharma is based in Belgium and has made these since 2020. Where Xeno Labs offers 2.5 letrozole in blister format, this sachet keeps the entire quantity together, which suits those ordering letrozole in a single batch rather than breaking packs across weeks.

Letrozole Beside Anastrozole and Exemestane

Letrozole at 2.5 mg is a different compound from Femara and exemestane 25 mg, though all three appear in the same anti-estrogen category. The femara letrozole 2.5 mg specification matches what Xeno, Driada and Ultima print on their own labels, so concentration alone does not separate one lab's version from another. Pack size, format and maker are where the differences sit: this sachet holds 50 where a Gomeisa blister might hold 30, and the oral form stays consistent across every line.