Enclomiphene
Enclomiphene is an oestrogen blocker that prompts the body to make more of its own testosterone in men with secondary hypogonadism; PockDose lists Enclomiphene tablets and generic Androxal, both at 50mg.
Enclomiphene
Enclomiphene
50mg
Enclomiphene is a 50mg tablet that raises the body's own testosterone in men with secondary hypogonadism by blocking oestrogen receptors in the brain, sold in tablet packs for delivery to Hong Kong.
Enclomiphene and the clomiphene connection
To understand enclomiphene, start with clomiphene. That older fertility medicine is a blend of two isomers (molecules with the same atoms arranged as mirror images). One, zuclomiphene, lingers in the body for weeks and leans towards oestrogen-like effects. The other, enclomiphene, clears faster and is the part that blocks oestrogen receptors. Separating them gave a tablet that pushes testosterone up through the body's own pathways.
How it works and where it fits
In men, falling testosterone can come from two directions. In primary hypogonadism the testes are the problem and no signal will fix them. In secondary hypogonadism the testes are fine but the pituitary is sending too little LH and FSH. Enclomiphene is aimed at the second group. By blocking oestrogen feedback in the brain it lifts LH and FSH, and the testes respond with more testosterone and continued sperm production. Testosterone replacement, by contrast, quiets the pituitary and tends to lower sperm counts.
Most countries have never approved it as a medicine. No official label sets a standard dose, and what is known about safety comes mostly from trials lasting some months. Blood tests, not symptoms, show how a man is responding.
The two listings
PockDose lists two products, and strength and form are the same for both at 50mg tablets:
- Enclomiphene tablets, sold under the ingredient name.
- Androxal, the name the compound was developed under.
Which you choose depends on the name you want on the pack and the pack size and price on each page.
Side effects and who it is not for
Reported effects are headache, nausea, dizziness, hot flushes, mood shifts, acne and breast tenderness, plus a rise in red blood cell counts. Visual blurring is a known clomiphene effect and justifies stopping the tablets. Women, children and men with testicular failure are outside its purpose, and anyone planning a pregnancy with a female partner should know that the effect on sperm is not guaranteed.
Sources
- Assessment report - EMA — European Medicines Agency
- Clomid - accessdata.fda.gov — FDA
Is Enclomiphene available to order in Hong Kong?
Enclomiphene can be ordered online with delivery to Hong Kong. The page lists Enclomiphene tablets and generic Androxal, both as 50mg tablets. Delivery is by tracked courier and takes 5 to 9 business days to Hong Kong, with online tracking included.
How much do Enclomiphene products cost in Hong Kong?
Each of the two enclomiphene products has its own price per pack, shown on its page in HKD or your selected currency; larger packs usually cost less per unit.
Do I need a prescription to order Enclomiphene?
PockDose does not ask you to upload a prescription when you order enclomiphene. See the ordering FAQ for details.
Which blood tests go with enclomiphene?
Testosterone, LH and FSH show whether the hormone signals are responding, and haematocrit (the share of blood made up of red cells) is followed because it can rise. Tests are usually taken before the first tablet and again after several weeks.
Is enclomiphene a SERM?
Yes. SERM stands for selective oestrogen receptor modulator, a drug that blocks oestrogen in some tissues and mimics it in others. Enclomiphene is mainly a blocker, especially in the brain.
What is enclomiphene citrate?
It is the salt form in which enclomiphene is made into tablets. Both the plain and the Androxal listings on PockDose carry enclomiphene at 50mg.