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Enclomimed 25 (Enclomiphene Citrate)
Description
What is ENCLOMIMED 25 (Enclomiphene Citrate)?
ENCLOMIMED 25 is clomiphene with the problem half removed. Same recovery signal, without the isomer that causes the vision and mood side effects.
Also sold as enclomiphene, Enclomi or enclomiphene citrate.
Clomiphene is a mixture of two isomers. Enclomiphene is the one that blocks estrogen feedback at the pituitary and drives LH and FSH up, which is the entire reason clomiphene works post-cycle. Zuclomiphene is the other, it has a half-life measured in days, it accumulates over a protocol, and it is responsible for the visual disturbances and mood problems clomiphene is known for. This product is the first isomer on its own.
ENCLOMIMED 25 benefits
- The same LH and FSH response as clomiphene, from the isomer that actually produces it
- Without zuclomiphene, so the visual disturbances and mood swings are far less likely
- Short half-life, so it clears rather than accumulating across a protocol
- Increasingly used on its own for low testosterone rather than only in post-cycle protocols
- 25mg tablets, which is a standard daily dose with nothing to split
ENCLOMIMED 25 dosage
- Post-cycle therapy
- 25mg per day for 4 to 6 weeks
- Higher end
- 50mg per day, two tablets
- Start after
- 2 weeks post long ester, 2 to 3 days post short ester
- Frequency
- Once daily
- Half-life
- About 10 hours
- Confirm with
- Bloodwork 4 weeks after finishing
25mg a day is the usual dose and it does not need tapering the way clomiphene protocols do, because nothing is accumulating.
Do not run an aromatase inhibitor alongside it in post-cycle therapy. Recovery needs estrogen present and suppressing it here works against the point.
Package content
- Tablets
- 50 per box, as 2 strips of 25
- Strength
- 25mg enclomiphene citrate per tablet
- Enclomiphene per box
- 1250mg
- Form
- Film-coated oral tablets
- Brand
- Deus Medical
At 25mg a day one box covers 50 days, which comfortably covers a full protocol.
Store below 30°C. Protect from light. Do not freeze. Keep out of reach of children.
Who is ENCLOMIMED 25 for?
Anyone who has had visual disturbances or mood problems on clomiphene, and anyone who would rather not risk them. It is also the choice for people using a SERM for longer than a standard post-cycle protocol, since there is no accumulating isomer.
It costs considerably more than CLOMIMED 50 and it is worth being clear why: you are paying for a single purified isomer rather than the mixture. If you tolerate clomiphene fine, the cheaper product does the same job.
How to use ENCLOMIMED 25
Swallow one tablet with water at the same time each day. Begin only once the last compound has cleared.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use an aromatase inhibitor for PCT instead?
No, and this is the mistake that costs people their recovery. An aromatase inhibitor lowers estrogen. Recovery needs estrogen present, because the signals that restart your own production depend on it.
Crashed estrogen after a cycle looks exactly like low testosterone: flat mood, no libido, aching joints, no drive. People then assume they need more anti-estrogen and make it worse. Use a SERM for post-cycle therapy and keep the aromatase inhibitor for on-cycle.
What is the difference between enclomiphene and clomiphene?
Clomiphene is a mixture of two isomers. Enclomiphene is the one that raises LH and FSH, which is the whole reason clomiphene is used post-cycle. Zuclomiphene is the other one and it does very little useful.
Zuclomiphene has a half-life measured in days, so it builds up over a protocol, and it is what causes the visual disturbances and mood problems. Enclomiphene on its own gives you the benefit without that.
Is it worth three times the price?
If you have had vision or mood problems on clomiphene, clearly yes. If you have run clomiphene without trouble, probably not, and we would rather say so than sell you the expensive one.
The recovery effect is comparable. What you are paying for is the absence of one isomer.
Can I use it long term instead of TRT?
Some people do, and it is increasingly discussed for exactly that, because it raises your own testosterone rather than replacing it and keeps fertility intact.
The catch is that it only works if your testicles can still respond to the signal. If the problem is testicular rather than pituitary, it will do nothing, and that needs bloodwork and a doctor rather than guesswork.
Does it need tapering?
No. The short half-life means nothing accumulates, so there is no reason to step it down the way clomiphene protocols usually do.
A flat 25mg a day for four to six weeks is the standard approach.
All products are supplied exclusively for research and evaluation purposes and are not positioned as medical treatments or health solutions.
