FIP Antiviral GS-441524 60mg Tablets Feline Peritonitis Supply Korea Japan EU

Product Overview

GS-441524 60mg scored oral tablets for veterinary FIP treatment. Each box supplies 10 capsule-shaped tablets in a sealed blister pack. The 60mg strength is designed for cats over 4.5kg body weight and cases requiring higher mg/kg dosing under the 12-week FIP treatment protocol, reducing the daily tablet count compared to lower-strength alternatives.

Manufactured under GMP conditions with full traceability. Each batch undergoes HPLC purity testing, dissolution analysis, content uniformity verification, and microbial limits testing before quality release. A Certificate of Analysis is provided with every shipment.

Key Features & Advantages

• 60mg Optimized Strength: One tablet covers cats up to approximately 5kg under standard protocol dosing, eliminating the need for two-tablet regimens common with lower-strength products.
• Scored for Versatility: Splits to 30mg half-doses for cats in the 3-4kg range, giving veterinarians a single product that covers a broad weight spectrum.
• Capsule-Shaped Design: Easier to handle and split than round tablets, with a deep score line for clean halving without crumbling.
• Clinical-Grade Documentation: Full COA with HPLC chromatogram, dissolution profile, and related substances analysis supporting regulatory submissions in EU and Asian markets.

Regional Market Supply

• South Korea & Japan: Strong demand for higher-dose oral GS-441524 among feline specialist clinics in Seoul, Tokyo, and Osaka serving large-breed cats.
• Poland & Sweden: Veterinary clinics managing FIP treatment protocols increasingly adopt oral formulations with flexible dosing options. Polish and Swedish documentation on request.
• European Union: Distributed through EU-based veterinary wholesalers with documentation supporting import compliance across member states.

Package Contents

Each box includes 10 individually blistered tablets, a multilingual dosing guide (English, Korean, Japanese, Polish, Swedish), and a printed lot-specific Certificate of Analysis. Lot number and expiration date appear on the blister, box, and COA.