Toremifene Citrate Tablets 60 mg

Description

Toremifene citrate tablets at 60 mg per uncoated tablet, bottles of 30, 1,800 mg in total. Toremifene is a chlorinated triphenylethylene selective oestrogen receptor modulator, an approved United States medicine that is not a controlled substance, and its approved labelling carries a boxed warning for QT interval prolongation. Research use only, not for human consumption, adults 21 and over.

Specification

A boxed warning is the most serious warning the approved labelling for a medicine can carry, and it is a regulatory fact about the approved product rather than a description of toremifene citrate tablets, which is reference stock.

Look for toremifene citrate tablets in receptor modulator reference materials, one shelf down from the anabolics index.

United States regulatory status

Toremifene is approved in the United States and is not a controlled substance, which is the position across the PCT group. The boxed warning in the approved labelling is part of that regulatory record and the most useful true thing we can tell you about toremifene citrate tablets. Labelling and approval records are published through DailyMed and the FDA’s drug approvals and databases.

Toremifene citrate tablets in the triphenylethylene family

Toremifene is the chlorinated member of a small family: tamoxifen is the unsubstituted parent, clomiphene carries its chlorine on the ring system and exists as two isomers, and toremifene carries one on the side chain. The free base is near 406 and the citrate salt near 598.

All three share a scaffold, a chromophore and similar retention behaviour, which means a chromatographic method has to be specific enough to tell them apart. For toremifene citrate tablets the reference standard and the method are both named on the certificate, because purity against the wrong standard is not purity.

One thousand eight hundred milligrams

60 mg times 30 tablets is 1,800 mg. At $420 that is about $0.233 per milligram. That is high for a 60 mg unit and it reflects what the compound costs rather than the dosage form, which is the opposite of the pattern on the low-strength ancillary listings.

Why price per milligram beats the price on the bottle explains how to read a figure like that against the rest of the shelf.

Reading the lot certificate

Start at the header, not the numbers. The laboratory name, the method reference, the date the sample was received and the lot it came from are what make the rest of the page mean anything. Then the HPLC purity figure for toremifene citrate tablets, as a percentage of total peak area. Then the mass spectrometry identity confirmation, which is the measured mass set against the expected molecular mass. Then residual solvents in parts per million. The laboratory issuing it has no ownership connection to this company, which is the part that cannot be reconstructed from the figures themselves.

Check the lab before you check the numbers explains why we put the header first, and how to read a certificate of analysis covers the fields in order.

Specifications only

Everything above is a property of toremifene citrate tablets or of its paperwork. There is no section on use, because there is no version of a use section for this family that we are willing to write, and requests for one are declined rather than quietly ignored.

What we will answer about toremifene citrate tablets: what the assay returned, what the lot number refers to, what the carrier and preservative are, whether we can ship to a given state. Why research use only is not a legal strategy covers the regulatory background, and the FDA’s drug information pages carry the agency’s own statements.

Container, label and lot

The label on this item carries the compound name, the content per unit, the container count or fill volume, the lot number and the date the lot was assayed. Those five things are what make a reference material traceable, and a container missing any of them is a container of unknown provenance whatever is written on the invoice. Storage conditions for this item are printed on the listing. Sealed containers are shipped sealed, and we do not repackage into unlabelled vials or bottles on request.

Research use only. Not for human consumption. Purchase is restricted to adults 21 and over and to jurisdictions where this compound is lawful, the listing states where it cannot ship, and checkout enforces it. Nothing here is a drug, a dietary supplement or a food. Certificates for current and past lots, including the ones that failed, are on the lab results page.