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Enclomiphene prices online, compared in 2026

Enclomiphene raises your own testosterone instead of replacing it, which helps preserve sperm production.

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Program Score
  DudeMeds Price – 7.4

– Price not published.

By the RxLineup editorial team · 1 provider scored on 5 published criteria · Prices checked

· How we rate

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Rated 7.4 out of 10, Fair

DudeMeds

Enclomiphene
– Price not published
Treatments
Testosterone injections, Enclomiphene, hCG Includes compounded options
Video visit
Confirmed On its own pages
Insurance
Self-pay
  • A live video visit and lab work before testosterone or enclomiphene
  • Core TRT lab panel in the plan: 16 biomarkers, including total and free testosterone, estradiol, a blood count and PSA
  • Commercially manufactured testosterone cypionate, not compounded, with injection supplies
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Pricing details and fine print
Starting price
Prices show only after you choose a state and accept its terms and telehealth consent
Testosterone injections
Price not published
Enclomiphene
Price not published
Membership
No membership described. Each plan’s total, supply and inclusions show only after you choose a state and accept DudeMeds’ terms.
Insurance
Self-pay; DudeMeds doesn’t take insurance.

Prices are as each provider advertised them when we checked and can change at any time. Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance, and a prescription needs lab tests that confirm low levels. Enclomiphene is not FDA-approved. Where it is offered, a compounding pharmacy prepares it. Because testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance, prescribing it by telemedicine without an in-person visit relies on a DEA and HHS temporary rule that runs through December 31, 2026 (90 FR 61301), and it needs a live video visit with the prescriber. A prescription is required and is at the clinician’s discretion.

What it costs

  • 1 provider doesn’t publish a price for it before you sign up.
  • A sale counts at its regular price, with the sale price shown beside it.

Every provider’s price, side by side: the testosterone price index.

Safety

EnclomipheneCompounded; not FDA-approved
There is no FDA-approved label, so there are no FDA-reviewed warnings or dosing.

Not medical advice. A licensed clinician decides whether a treatment is right for you; read the full prescribing information before you start.

How we rated these providers

This list is ordered by the all-in monthly price of enclomiphene, lowest first, with a sale counted at its regular price. Each provider keeps the same five weighted scores.

  1. Price & value 30%
  2. Clinical care 25%
  3. Medication options 20%
  4. Transparency 15%
  5. Experience 10%

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The bottom line

Our top pick is DudeMeds

DudeMeds has the highest overall score on this list, 7.4 out of 10. It doesn’t publish a price for enclomiphene. Commercially made testosterone cypionate with a live video visit and a core lab panel in the plan.

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Rated 7.4 out of 10, Fair

– Price not published

How online testosterone treatment works

Online testosterone clinics test your levels first, then prescribe testosterone injections or an alternative such as enclomiphene. Lab work, follow-up visits and memberships can cost more than the medication, so we compare the full monthly price and how often a clinician checks in.

You fill in a health questionnaire on the provider’s own site. A licensed clinician reviews it, often with lab results, and decides whether a treatment is right for you. If you are prescribed, a licensed pharmacy ships it, and most providers renew the prescription on a subscription.

Which treatment is which

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Treatment Active ingredient Form Status
Testosterone injection Testosterone cypionate or testosterone enanthate Injection into muscle (cypionate and enanthate) or under the skin (Xyosted) FDA-approved
Testosterone gel or cream Testosterone Gel or solution rubbed into the skin (FDA-approved), or a compounded cream FDA-approved
Oral testosterone Testosterone undecanoate Capsule FDA-approved
Enclomiphene Enclomiphene citrate Capsule or tablet, compounded Compounded; not FDA-approved
Clomiphene (Clomid) Clomiphene citrate Tablet FDA-approved; off-label here
hCG Human chorionic gonadotropin Injection into muscle FDA-approved
Anastrozole (Arimidex) Anastrozole Tablet FDA-approved; off-label here

FDA-approved or compounded?

FDA-approved products, including generics, are made by their manufacturers to an approved standard. Compounded products are prepared by state-licensed pharmacies for an individual prescription, often to combine ingredients or change the form. They are not FDA-approved, and the FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness or quality.

Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance, and a prescription needs lab tests that confirm low levels.

Enclomiphene is not FDA-approved. Where it is offered, a compounding pharmacy prepares it.

Because testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance, prescribing it by telemedicine without an in-person visit relies on a DEA and HHS temporary rule that runs through December 31, 2026 (90 FR 61301), and it needs a live video visit with the prescriber.

What to look for in a provider

  • The monthly price for the treatment you want, and what it covers: the consult, refills and shipping.
  • A real clinical review. A licensed clinician should review your history before prescribing and order lab tests where the treatment calls for them.
  • A licensed US pharmacy, and a clear statement of which products are FDA-approved and which are compounded.
  • Terms you can live with. Check the subscription length, how to cancel and what happens if you are not prescribed.

Compare every testosterone provider side by side

See every testosterone provider’s score, monthly price and fine print on one page, ordered by our published rating method.

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Questions, answered

How much does enclomiphene cost?
Providers on this page don’t publish one price for compounded enclomiphene; each shows its price on its own site, so check it there before you start.

Is enclomiphene FDA-approved?
No. Enclomiphene is compounded and not FDA-approved. Androxal, the enclomiphene tested in phase III trials, was never approved. It is on the FDA’s list of bulk substances under evaluation, which lets licensed pharmacies compound it for a prescription for now.

Is enclomiphene better than TRT?
It does a different job. In phase III trials it raised testosterone while keeping sperm counts in the normal range, and testosterone gel lowered sperm production. TRT has FDA-approved products and a large heart-safety trial, TRAVERSE. See enclomiphene vs TRT.

Do I need blood tests before taking enclomiphene?
You should have them. Clinics usually check testosterone and LH first, and our scores take points off a provider that prescribes enclomiphene with no lab test described.

Is enclomiphene a controlled substance?
No. Unlike testosterone, enclomiphene isn’t scheduled by the DEA, so the telemedicine rule for controlled substances doesn’t apply and clinics can prescribe it after an online review.

What are the side effects of enclomiphene?
Because it isn’t FDA-approved, there is no label listing its risks. In the phase III trials, side effects were mostly mild, such as headache. Clomiphene, a related approved drug, lists visual symptoms among its warnings, so report any vision changes.

Guides

Sources (prices checked Oct 26, 2026)

  1. DudeMeds: Testosterone TRT page (read Oct 26, 2026)

Medical and regulatory sources

  1. FDA: 503A bulk drug substances under evaluation (Category 1 list, updated May 14, 2026)
  2. Kim et al., Oral enclomiphene citrate raises testosterone and preserves sperm counts (two phase III trials), BJU Int 2016
  3. Wiehle et al., Testosterone restoration by enclomiphene citrate (phase II), BJU Int 2013
  4. Clomid (clomiphene citrate) label, Cosette Pharmaceuticals (DailyMed, Feb 2025)

DudeMeds

7.4/10 ·  –

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