Beligas Pharma Supo – Aromasin delivers 100 tablets at 25 mg per tablet, packaged in a single sachet. Each tablet contains exemestane as the active substance, in oral form. The sachet format differs from blister packs used by some competing labs, offering a higher count in one sealed pouch.

Exemestane 25 mg Strength Across Labs

The 25 mg strength is standard for exemestane tablets across manufacturers. Beligas Pharma matches this convention with Supo – Aromasin, putting it alongside Ultima Pharmaceuticals Aromasin and Driada Medical Aromalyn at the same per-tablet figure. This differs from exemestane 25 mg tablet, which carry a lower strength and represent a separate substance within the anti estrogen category. Where exemestane is supplied at 25 mg, anastrozole typically appears at 1 mg, reflecting the distinct chemical profiles of the two compounds.

100-Tablet Sachet Against Smaller Counts

Supo – Aromasin ships 100 tablets in one sachet, a larger count than many rival offerings. Ultima Pharmaceuticals Aromasin supplies 50 tablets, half the quantity per pack. Driada Medical Aromalyn also provides 50 tablets. The 100-count sachet means fewer reorders over time compared to 50-tablet options. Beligas Pharma, a Belgium-based company making these products since 2020, packages this exemestane line in the higher-volume format, while other labs split the same total across multiple smaller units.