Aromasin (Exemestane) (5 Offers)
Aromasin for Sale — Exemestane Tablets
Aromasin is the trade name for exemestane, and both names are used across the listings here — Aromasin, Exemestane 25 and Xtane among them. It is one of the aromatase inhibitors in the post-cycle and estrogen-control range.
Six products from six manufacturers are listed on this page — Axiolabs, British Dragon, Dragon Pharma, Kalpa — supplied as 25mg tablets in packs of 100.
The practical difference between an aromatase inhibitor like exemestane and a SERM like tamoxifen is where in the process they act — they are not interchangeable, and the PCT category gathers both so you can see them side by side. How much to use is a medical question rather than a product one; speak to a qualified professional.
Orders ship in plain, unbranded packaging with tracking, from US domestic warehouses where stock allows and internationally otherwise.
Fabricator: Dragon Pharma, Europe
Unit: x1 100 tabs
Strength: 25 mg
If your order hasn’t arrived within 35 days after shipping, we’ll resend it for free.
Manufacturer: Natco Pharma, India
Substance: Exemestane
Pack: 30 tabs (25 mg/tab)
Manufacturer: British Dragon Pharmaceuticals
Substance: Exemestane
Pack: 100 tabs (25 mg/tab)
Manufacturer: Kalpa Pharmaceuticals
Substance: Exemestane
Pack: 30 tabs (25 mg/tab)
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Aromasin.
What is Aromasin?
Aromasin is the trade name for exemestane, an aromatase inhibitor supplied as 25mg tablets. It is one of three aromatase inhibitors in this catalogue, alongside anastrozole (Arimidex) and letrozole.
Is Aromasin the same as exemestane?
Yes. Aromasin is the trade name and exemestane the generic name for the same compound. Listings here use both, and lab-specific names such as Exeplex and Aromaxyl are also exemestane.
What strength is Aromasin?
25mg tablets, in packs of 100. Every listing states its own.
Does Aromasin come as a tablet only?
Yes. Every product on this page is a 25mg tablet. Aromasin is not supplied as an injectable, so if a listing describes a vial it is a different compound.
What is the difference between Aromasin and Arimidex?
Both are aromatase inhibitors and act at the same point in the process — they are different compounds rather than different approaches. Anastrozole is Arimidex and exemestane is Aromasin. Arimidex has its own category page here.
Is Aromasin the same as Nolvadex?
No. Aromasin is an aromatase inhibitor; Nolvadex (tamoxifen) is a SERM, which acts at the receptor rather than on the conversion. They are not interchangeable, which is why the PCT category carries both.
Where is the rest of the range?
Clomid, HCG, Arimidex, Letrozole, Nolvadex and Cabergoline are all in the post-cycle and estrogen control category, so you can order everything for one protocol together rather than buying in pieces.
