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Enclomiphene — Coming Soon
Your Own Testosterone. Optimized Naturally.
Clinician-prescribed enclomiphene stimulates your body to produce more of its own testosterone — without synthetic hormones, without controlled substance restrictions. All 50 states. Anticipated at $189/month. Launching soon.
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From $189/mo
Labs included
All 50
States planned
Non-Controlled
Substance classification
Fertility
Preserved
Licensed Physicians in All 50 States
In-Person Labs Included
Quarterly Provider Monitoring
FSA/HSA Accepted
Cancel Anytime
Is This You
The Same Symptoms. A Different Approach.
If you are experiencing the symptoms of low testosterone but want to address them without synthetic hormone replacement — or if you are in a state where testosterone cypionate is not available — enclomiphene may be exactly what you are looking for.
Persistent fatigue that a full night of sleep does not fix
Difficulty building or maintaining muscle despite consistent training
Increased body fat especially around the midsection
Low motivation or drive at work and in your personal life
Reduced libido or noticeable changes in sexual function
Brain fog or difficulty staying focused and mentally sharp
Mood changes including irritability or a persistent low mood
Longer recovery time after physical activity
Enclomiphene is also the preferred option for men who want to preserve fertility while optimizing testosterone. Unlike TRT which suppresses sperm production, enclomiphene keeps the full reproductive hormonal pathway active.
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The Science, Made Simple
How Enclomiphene Works — And Why It Is Different From TRT
Enclomiphene is a selective estrogen receptor modulator. It works by blocking estrogen receptors in the hypothalamus and pituitary gland. When these receptors are blocked the brain interprets estrogen as low and responds by increasing the release of LH and FSH — the hormones that tell the testes to produce more testosterone and maintain sperm production. The result: your body produces more of its own testosterone naturally while keeping the entire hormonal pathway active and functional. Your testes stay active. Your fertility is preserved. Your own hormonal system does the work.
In plain English: TRT gives your body testosterone from outside and your own production slows down. Enclomiphene tells your body to make more of its own. Your testes stay active, your fertility is preserved, and you avoid the controlled substance classification that limits TRT availability. It is a fundamentally different approach — your provider helps you determine which fits your situation.
What to Expect and When
Weeks 1–4Oral tablet begins signaling the pituitary. Hormone levels begin shifting. Some patients notice subtle energy changes.
Weeks 4–8Labs typically show rising testosterone. Energy and mood improvements become more noticeable.
Weeks 8–16Libido, strength, and body composition changes develop as testosterone reaches optimal range.
Month 4 and beyondOngoing maintenance. Quarterly labs confirm levels and guide dose adjustments if needed.
How to Choose
Enclomiphene vs Testosterone Replacement
Both programs address low testosterone. The right choice depends on your state, fertility goals, personal preferences, and clinical profile. Your provider makes a recommendation based on your complete intake and lab results.
Enclomiphene
from $189/mo
Will be available in all 50 states
Non-controlled substance — no scheduling restrictions
Preserves fertility and sperm production
Stimulates your body’s own testosterone production
Once daily oral tablet — no injections
No estrogen conversion monitoring required for most patients
Anticipated at $189/month including labs
Testosterone Replacement (TRT)
from $169/mo
Will be available in 35 states
Schedule III controlled substance
Suppresses sperm production
External testosterone replacement
Injectable, gel, or oral options
Estrogen monitoring required quarterly
Anticipated at $169/month including labs
Some patients start with enclomiphene and transition to TRT based on response, or vice versa. Your provider guides this decision over time.
Enclomiphene is available as an oral dissolving tablet (ODT) taken once daily. No injections. No topicals. No timing requirements around food or other medications. Take it daily and your body does the rest.
Dose: Clinician-determined based on your labs and symptom response. Typically initiated at a standard dose and adjusted at your quarterly lab review.
Your prescribing clinician determines the appropriate dose based on your labs and health history.
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Best Fit
Who This Is Best For
Enclomiphene Is Particularly Well Suited For
Men in states where testosterone cypionate is not available
Men who want to preserve fertility while optimizing testosterone
Men who prefer not to use synthetic hormones
Men who want to avoid Schedule III controlled substance requirements
Men under 40 whose natural production pathway is still functioning well
Men transitioning off TRT who want to restore natural production capacity
TRT May Be a Better Fit If You
Are in one of the 35 states where testosterone cypionate is available
Have severely low testosterone that has not responded to stimulation approaches
Prefer injectable, topical, or oral testosterone directly
Have already completed your family and fertility is not a concern
Your provider determines which approach is most appropriate based on your labs and complete health history.
Same lab panel as TRT. Same one-time $50 initial lab fee at Quest or Labcorp. Same quarterly monitoring included in your monthly price.
Initial Labs Before First Prescription — One-Time $50 at Quest or Labcorp
Total TestosteroneEstablishes your baseline and confirms clinical need.
Free TestosteroneMeasures the active fraction available to your tissues.
EstradiolBaseline estrogen level.
FSH and LHConfirms the pituitary signaling pathway is functioning.
Complete Blood CountBaseline blood health.
Comprehensive Metabolic PanelKidney and liver health baseline.
Lipid PanelCardiovascular health baseline.
Ongoing Labs Included in Monthly Price — Quarterly
Testosterone Total and FreeConfirms enclomiphene is achieving target range.
EstradiolMonitors estrogen balance.
FSH and LHConfirms pituitary response is sustained.
AnnualFull panel repeat.
Labs drawn in-person at Quest or Labcorp nationwide. Provider sends order electronically. No appointment needed at most locations.
Full Transparency
Enclomiphene Pricing — Everything Included
One price covers your medication, labs at Quest or Labcorp, provider visits, and quarterly monitoring. The only additional charge is the one-time initial lab fee. Pricing shown reflects anticipated launch pricing and is subject to change before enrollment opens.
$189
/month · flexible
Labs included · billed every 4 weeks
$169
/month · 12-week plan
$507 charged upfront · saves ~11% vs monthly
$149
/month · 24-week plan
$894 charged upfront · saves ~21% vs monthly
$139
/month · 48-week plan
$1,668 charged upfront · saves ~26% vs monthly
Initial lab fee: $50 one-time before first prescription.
Care coaching: Not included. Optional video therapy consults at $149/session.
No Gonadorelin add-on needed: enclomiphene already preserves natural testicular signaling.
Full Transparency
Side Effects — What to Expect
Enclomiphene is generally very well tolerated. Here is what the research shows.
Common and Manageable
Mood changesSome patients experience mood fluctuations during early weeks as hormone levels shift. Typically resolves as levels stabilize.
AcneLess common than with TRT but possible as testosterone rises.
HeadacheReported by some patients during the first few weeks of treatment.
Mild visual disturbancesRare but possible — report any vision changes to your provider immediately. More common with combined clomiphene formulations than with purified enclomiphene.
Generally very well tolerated compared to TRT. Most side effects are mild and resolve as the body adjusts to rising testosterone levels.
Side effects vary between individuals. Your provider monitors you throughout your program via quarterly labs and sync visits. Contact 24/7 patient support if you experience unexpected symptoms.
Eligibility
Who Qualifies — and Who Should Discuss Carefully
Good Candidates
Men 25 and older experiencing symptoms of low testosterone
Confirmed low testosterone on lab testing
Located in any of the 50 states where Enclomiphene will be available
Interest in preserving fertility during testosterone optimization
No contraindications identified during provider review
Have an Honest Conversation With Your Provider If You Have
History of hormone-sensitive conditions
Severe testosterone deficiency — enclomiphene works by stimulating production and may be less effective when natural production is severely impaired
History of visual disturbances or retinal conditions
Current use of medications that interact with estrogen receptor signaling
This list is informational only. Your prescribing clinician makes all eligibility determinations based on your complete health history and lab results.
Stack & Save
Programs That Work Well With Enclomiphene
Many patients combine enclomiphene with other programs for more comprehensive results. Your provider guides what makes clinical sense for your situation.
Coming Soon
Enclomiphene + Sermorelin
Testosterone and growth hormone optimization simultaneously. Enclomiphene raises your own testosterone. Sermorelin stimulates natural growth hormone production. Together they address the two primary hormonal declines in aging men through entirely natural stimulation pathways.
Hormone and cellular energy support. Enclomiphene optimizes testosterone naturally. NAD+ restores cellular energy that declines independently of testosterone levels. Patients combining both often report improved mental clarity and sustained energy beyond what either provides alone.
For men concerned about DHT-related hair loss. As testosterone rises with enclomiphene treatment some patients notice increased DHT activity. Clinician-prescribed finasteride addresses this at the follicle level for patients experiencing hair thinning.
Individual programs require separate provider evaluation. Combinations at provider discretion based on health history and labs.
The Process
From Assessment to First Dose — What to Expect
1
Day 1 — Complete Your Free Health AssessmentAnswer questions about your symptoms, health history, current medications, and goals. Takes approximately 5 minutes.
2
Day 1–2 — Get Your Initial LabsYour provider sends a lab order to Quest or Labcorp electronically. Visit any location near you — no appointment needed at most locations. One-time $50 lab fee.
3
Day 2–4 — Provider ReviewA licensed independent physician reviews your lab results and health intake within 24–48 hours. If you qualify your prescription is written. If additional information is needed your provider reaches out via your patient portal.
4
Day 5–12 — Medication ShipsPrescription goes to our FDA-registered compounding pharmacy. Prepared and shipped discreetly to your door within 2–3 business days of approval.
Because enclomiphene is a non-controlled substance, sync visit requirements are less common than with testosterone cypionate. Your patient portal confirms whether a brief video visit is required in your state.
Common Questions
Enclomiphene Questions Answered
How is enclomiphene different from clomiphene?+
Clomiphene contains two isomers — enclomiphene and zuclomiphene. Zuclomiphene has estrogenic effects that can cause side effects including mood changes and visual disturbances. Enclomiphene is the purified trans-isomer that provides the testosterone-stimulating benefits with a cleaner side effect profile. Our clinician-prescribed formulation uses purified enclomiphene — not combined clomiphene.
Will enclomiphene be available in all 50 states?+
Yes. Because enclomiphene is not a controlled substance it will be available through our clinical partner network in all 50 states once it launches — unlike testosterone cypionate, which will be restricted to 35 states.
Will enclomiphene affect my fertility?+
No — this is one of enclomiphene’s most important advantages over TRT. Because it stimulates your body’s own LH and FSH production it maintains or can improve sperm production while raising testosterone. It is the preferred option for men who want testosterone optimization without suppressing fertility.
How long does it take to see results?+
Most patients notice energy and mood improvements within 4–6 weeks. Lab results typically show rising testosterone within the first 4–8 weeks. Full effects on body composition and libido develop over 12–16 weeks.
Can I switch from TRT to enclomiphene?+
Yes. Transitioning from TRT to enclomiphene is a clinical process your provider manages. Labs track the recovery of natural testosterone production during the transition. This is a common path for men who want to restore natural production after a period of TRT.
What if enclomiphene does not raise my testosterone enough?+
Some men — particularly those with significantly impaired natural production — may not respond fully to enclomiphene stimulation. Your quarterly labs will show whether levels are reaching the target range. If they are not, your provider will discuss transitioning to direct testosterone replacement as the next step.
Can I cancel after joining the waitlist?+
Yes. Joining the waitlist creates no obligation. You will be notified when enrollment opens and can choose whether to proceed at that time.
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Compounded medications are not FDA-approved finished drug products. Results may vary. Not all patients will qualify for treatment. Prescribing decisions are made solely by licensed independent clinicians based on individual medical evaluation. This is not medical advice.