Cialis Research Tablets – 30ct | Analytical & In-Vitro

Cialis (30ct) is a controlled research-only chemical reagent manufactured in solid tablet form to support consistent and accurate analytical evaluation. Each tablet contains a fixed amount of research material, enabling precise measurement during chromatographic analysis, compound stability testing, reference standard comparison, and structural verification.

Formulated under sterile laboratory conditions, this compound ensures reliability and repeatability across various testing environments. The 30-count format offers adequate quantity for ongoing or multi-stage research.

This compound is intended exclusively for in-vitro, non-biological, analytical research and is not intended for human or veterinary use.

Laboratory Applications 

Cialis research tablets may be used for:

• HPLC and GC-MS analytical profiling

• Structural identification and purity confirmation

• Tablet stability and degradation studies

• Solubility and solvent-interaction analysis

• Comparative testing with reference standards

• In-vitro, non-biological experimentation

Product Format:

• 30 tablets

• Research-grade compound

• For analytical laboratory use only

FAQ 

1. What is Cialis (30ct) in research form?

A controlled laboratory chemical supplied as tablets for analytical and in-vitro testing by licensed research facilities.

2. Is this product meant for human use?

No. This material is not for human or veterinary use, nor for medical treatment or performance enhancement.

3. What research applications is it suitable for?

Typical uses include:

• GC-MS and HPLC analysis

• Structural and purity assessment

• Solubility and stability characterization

• Analytical chemistry studies

• Controlled in-vitro research

4. How many tablets are included?

Each bottle contains 30 tablets.

5. Is documentation or a COA available?

Documentation may be available upon request, depending on batch availability.

6. Can this compound be used for biological or in-vivo studies?

No. It is intended strictly for non-biological, analytical research.