Where to get Enclomiphene?

Hi again,

I'm currently on Clomid thinking to switch to TRT, before of that I would like to do a try to Enclomiphene but I don't know where to buy it, any help about?

guil70 said:

Hi again,

I'm currently on Clomid thinking to switch to TRT, before of that I would like to do a try to Enclomiphene but I don't know where to buy it, any help about?

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Stick with pharma grade which is more expensive. Maximus Tribe or Nu Image Medical are two tele-health clinics that offer it but there are many more.

Thank you but any specific link to buy?

Any possibility to get a prescription to buy it direclty?

guil70 said:

Thank you but any specific link to buy?

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Thank you

I believe @Cataceous posted a source recently but I don't remember what it was, so you might review his posts on enclomiphene.

Will do, thank you

It looks like nootropic source has it. I think empower has it also but that would require a prescription.

Thank you so much for your help, I will try to check the more affordable way since I get paid Clomid by my insurance that means cero cost, but I definitely will switch to Enclomiphene.

Anyone has used/tested the Enclomiphene Solution 25mg x 30ml from Nootropic Source?

guil70 said:

Anyone has used/tested the Enclomiphene Solution 25mg x 30ml from Nootropic Source?

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Any help?, this looks the more affordable

guil70 said:

Any help?, this looks the more affordable

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For what it's worth Nu Image Medical has a 4th of July sale which ends today. I would stick with pharma grade enclo if it were me. Can't put a price on your health.

davidandrade said:

For what it's worth Nu Image Medical has a 4th of July sale which ends today. I would stick with pharma grade enclo if it were me. Can't put a price on your health.

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Thank you for the smart advice

davidandrade said:

For what it's worth Nu Image Medical has a 4th of July sale which ends today. I would stick with pharma grade enclo if it were me. Can't put a price on your health.

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I enrolled with Nu Image Medical, ordered and received today Enclomiphene 25 mg 30 tablets one month of treatment
Under you the experience what would be the best scheme, 25 mg every other day, twice a week or 12.5 mg daily or EOD?

guil70 said:

I enrolled with Nu Image Medical, ordered and received today Enclomiphene 25 mg 30 tablets one month of treatment
Under you the experience what would be the best scheme, 25 mg every other day, twice a week or 12.5 mg daily or EOD?

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Anyone?

When I was on Clomid only, I found that 12.5 every other day worked the best. It is easy to add more if you need to, but I also found that to reduce the dose, I had to do a washout (stop completely for 3 weeks or so) and start again, so I would start on the low end and see how you do. Some people do better at higher doses but you will have to experiment and see how you respond.

Guided_by_Voices said:

When I was on Clomid only, I found that 12.5 every other day worked the best. It is easy to add more if you need to, but I also found that to reduce the dose, I had to do a washout (stop completely for 3 weeks or so) and start again, so I would start on the low end and see how you do. Some people do better at higher doses but you will have to experiment and see how you respond.

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Thank you, would be the same for Enclomiphene?

guil70 said:

I enrolled with Nu Image Medical, ordered and received today Enclomiphene 25 mg 30 tablets one month of treatment
Under you the experience what would be the best scheme, 25 mg every other day, twice a week or 12.5 mg daily or EOD?

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This feels like a teachable moment.

As you've just discovered, there's more to enclomiphene therapy than simply getting your hands on it. You had the opportunity to sign up with an organization that employs research scientists and conducts clinical trials with enclomiphene to perfect their treatment algorithms (Maximus). An organization that has treated almost 20,000 patients with enclomiphene and has more experience tuning these protocols to deliver optimal results than anyone else in the world.

Instead, you decided to save a buck and are left asking for protocol advice from random strangers on the Internet.

p.s. I do some part-time work for Maximus.

FunkOdyssey said:

This feels like a teachable moment.

As you've just discovered, there's more to enclomiphene therapy than simply getting your hands on it. You had the opportunity to sign up with an organization that employs research scientists and conducts clinical trials with enclomiphene to perfect their treatment algorithms (Maximus). An organization that has treated almost 20,000 patients with enclomiphene and has more experience tuning these protocols to deliver optimal results than anyone else in the world.

Instead, you decided to save a buck and are left asking for protocol advice from random strangers on the Internet.

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As I recall, you have been employed by Maximus. If this is still the case then I think it should be disclosed when you're promoting them in this manner. I'm not questioning your objectivity, and I have also had favorable things to say about Maximus. However, disclosing the affiliation is the right thing to do, so that readers can consider this possible source of bias.

@guil70: I see you have been on Clomid, which is basically enclomiphene plus estrogen (zuclomiphene) — roughly half and half. So in reality you already have some experience with the drug. It's a simple matter to look at one of the clinical trials for enclomiphene to see the results of administering 6.25, 12.5 or 25 mg per day of the drug. Other things to bear in mind: Zuclomiphene has a very long half-life, so it may persist for more than a month or two after stopping Clomid. The loss of zuclomiphene is usually a positive, however, there are occasional reports of men doing better with Clomid.