Raloxifene (50mg) is a controlled laboratory research material produced in solid tablet form to ensure precise, consistent measurement during scientific analysis. Each tablet contains 50mg of active research material, making it ideal for HPLC and GC-MS profiling, purity verification, structural confirmation, degradation testing, and reference standard comparison.

Manufactured under sterile and quality-controlled conditions, Raloxifene tablets deliver stability and repeatability across a wide range of analytical procedures. The 60-tablet container provides ample material for ongoing or repeated testing cycles within laboratory environments.

Raloxifene (50mg) is intended strictly for in-vitro, non-biological research and is not for human consumption, medical use, or biological/in-vivo studies.

Laboratory Applications 

Raloxifene (50mg, 60ct) may be used for:

• GC-MS and HPLC analytical profiling

• Structural and purity assessment

• Tablet degradation and stability studies

• Solvent-behavior and solubility testing

• Research reference-standard comparison

• Controlled, in-vitro non-biological experimentation

Product Format

• 60 tablets

• 50mg active material per tablet

• Solid-form analytical research compound

FAQ 

1. What is Raloxifene (50mg, 60ct)?

Raloxifene is a research-only analytical tablet compound containing 50mg per tablet, intended for chemical and in-vitro laboratory evaluation.

2. Is this product intended for human use?

No. It is not for human or veterinary use, medical treatment, or performance enhancement.

3. What research applications can this compound support?

Common applications include:

• Analytical chemistry studies

• GC-MS/HPLC profiling

• Structural identity and purity verification

• Stability, degradation, and solubility research

• Comparative reference testing

• In-vitro, non-biological lab experimentation

4. How many tablets come per container?

Each container includes 60 tablets, each dosed at 50mg.

5. Is documentation or a COA available?

A COA or research documentation may be provided upon request, depending on availability.

6. Can Raloxifene be used in biological or in-vivo studies?

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