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What “Aurobindo quetiapine” are you looking for—IR or XR?
“Aurobindo quetiapine” usually refers to quetiapine tablets made by Aurobindo. The exact product number depends on which strength and whether it’s the immediate-release (IR) or extended-release (XR) version.
What strength and formulation do the tablets say on the strip?
To identify the “anda number” (often meaning the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods/ARTG number), you typically need:
- the exact brand name on the pack
- the strength (for example, 25 mg, 100 mg, 200 mg, 300 mg, etc.)
- whether it’s XR/PR (extended release) or immediate release
- sometimes the pack size
Send me the exact details and I’ll tell you the number
Reply with what’s written on the box/label (for example: “Quetiapine Aurobindo XR 200 mg” or upload the text), and I’ll match it to the correct anda/ARTG entry.
If you meant a different “number” (common mix-ups)
People sometimes use “anda number” to mean different identifiers (depending on country), such as:
- ARTG number (Australia)
- NDC (US)
- marketing authorisation number (EU/UK)
- product registration code (other regulators)
Tell me which country/regulator you mean, and I’ll use the right identifier.
What to send
1) Country (Australia/US/UK/etc.)
2) Exact product name from the pack (IR or XR)
3) Strength (mg)
Sources: None (no provided product details yet).