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

Viagra (30ct) is a controlled laboratory-specification research compound supplied in solid tablet form for precision and consistency across analytical environments. Each tablet contains a standardized quantity of material suitable for chromatographic profiling, purity verification, solubility assessment, and reference standard comparison.

Manufactured under sterile and controlled laboratory conditions, this reagent is intended for non-biological, in-vitro research applications only. Its 30-count format ensures adequate supply for extended analytical projects, repeated methodology testing, or multi-stage experiments.

This product is provided strictly for laboratory research, and is not for human consumption or clinical use.

Laboratory Applications 

Viagra research tablets may be used for:

• HPLC and GC-MS analytical profiling

• Structural and purity verification

• Solubility and degradation studies

• Reference standard comparisons

• Tablet stability and breakdown evaluations

• In-vitro, non-biological analytical chemistry

Product Format:

• Quantity: 30 tablets

• Form: Research-grade solid compound

• Intended Use: Analytical and in-vitro laboratory research

FAQ 

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

A research-grade tablet compound for analytical and in-vitro laboratory testing only.

2. Is this product approved for human use?

No. This compound is not for human or veterinary consumption and must not be used for medical purposes.

3. What research applications can it support?

Viagra (30ct) may be used for:

• GC-MS/HPLC analysis

• Structural and purity evaluation

• Solvent behavior studies

• Tablet dissolution testing

• Stability and degradation research

• Comparative analytical chemistry

4. How many tablets are included?

Each bottle contains 30 research tablets.

5. Is a Certificate of Analysis available?

Documentation may be provided to qualified laboratories upon request, depending on batch availability.

6. Can this be used in biological or in-vivo testing?

No. This compound is intended strictly for in-vitro, non-biological research.