Cabergoline SP (SP Cabergoline) 0.25 mg - 20 Tablets

We offer cabergoline for sale as Cabergoline SP (SP Cabergoline) 0.25 mg 20 tablets. SP Cabergoline is a 0.25 mg oral tablet, 20 to a pack, from SP Laboratory. Cabergoline is an ergot-derived dopamine receptor agonist, and its best-defined endocrine action is on prolactin: it stimulates D2 receptors on the lactotroph cells of the anterior pituitary, which is the step that suppresses prolactin release. It is neither an androgen nor an estrogen blocker.

Prolactin physiology explains the mechanism. Dopamine released by the hypothalamus binds D2 receptors on lactotrophs and signals that prolactin is already sufficient, so dopaminergic tone is the normal brake on secretion. A D2 agonist intensifies that brake and prolactin output falls. Cabergoline also engages other receptors, including D3, D4, several serotonin subtypes and alpha-2 adrenergic sites, which is why its effect profile is broader than a single hormone axis.

The distinction from other hormone products is worth keeping. Blocking estrogen receptors, inhibiting aromatase and lowering prolactin are three separate interventions, and a product that does one does not do the others. Prolactin also has ordinary physiological roles, and a lower level is not automatically a better one; the usefulness of changing it depends on why it is raised. Cabergoline has a long clinical history in hyperprolactinaemic conditions, and that is the context in which its action is characterised.

The ergot scaffold is what gives cabergoline its slow dissociation from the D2 receptor. That property separates it from short-acting dopamine agonists and explains why a single tablet's effect on prolactin persists well beyond the hours the drug spends at peak plasma concentration - a statement about the molecule's binding behaviour, not a schedule for this pack.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the active substance in Cabergoline SP (SP Cabergoline)?

The active substance is cabergoline. SP Cabergoline is a 0.25 mg oral tablet, 20 to a pack, from SP Laboratory.

What mechanism should I understand before I buy cabergoline?

Cabergoline is an ergot-derived dopamine receptor agonist, and its best-defined endocrine action is on prolactin: it stimulates D2 receptors on the lactotroph cells of the anterior pituitary, which is the step that suppresses prolactin release.

Which related compounds should I distinguish before I buy cabergoline?

The distinction from other hormone products is worth keeping. Cabergoline is a D2-receptor agonist that lowers prolactin. Aromatase inhibitors reduce estrogen synthesis, while SERMs act at estrogen receptors; these are different interventions.

How can I check authenticity if I buy cabergoline online?

Check the product's authenticity code on the manufacturer's official website after receipt. Keep the code with the batch and expiry details. Our cabergoline for sale range includes this product, supplied directly by its manufacturer.

What does cabergoline price cover for this item?

The price concerns Cabergoline SP (SP Cabergoline) 0.25 mg 20 tablets. Read it as a quotation for this product, with the declared amount and form, rather than as a quotation for an unspecified product.

How can I compare cabergoline price across different quantities?

Compare the same active substance and formulation. For an unambiguous quantity, divide the quoted price by the stated number of units or declared amount. This gives a purchase-price comparison, not an administration schedule.

Can I compare cabergoline price directly with the price of a different substance?

A price comparison does not make different substances interchangeable. This item is Cabergoline SP (SP Cabergoline) 0.25 mg 20 tablets; retain its active-ingredient and any analogue, ester or blend designation when comparing it with alternatives.

Does cabergoline price tell me the strength of the product?

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