What are you trying to change?
Enclomiphene starts with your own labs (LH, FSH, testosterone), then a daily tablet.
A daily tablet that works with your own signal.
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Raise testosterone while keeping your own signal active.
- Works through your own LH/FSH signal to raise testosterone — no injections, no gels.
- Keeps the LH/FSH pathway active; sperm concentration was maintained in a Phase II trial, while individual fertility outcomes vary.
- One flex-dose tablet a day. Your LH, FSH, and testosterone labs guide the prescription.
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Men who want to raise testosterone with a once-a-day capsule while keeping their own production — and their fertility — in the picture.
Your testosterone. Produced by your body.
Enclomiphene — about 4 weeks to reach full effect
Testosterone
Strength. Drive.Backed by labs.
Enclomiphene raises your own testosterone through LH/FSH signaling, in one daily flex-dose tablet.
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Enclomiphene
A daily tablet that works through your own LH/FSH signal instead of replacing testosterone from outside.
Clinical trial result
176 M/mLSperm count kept up on enclomiphene, suppressed on testosterone gel
Why it matters with age
Your testosterone slips with age.
Testosterone peaks in your twenties and drifts down roughly 1% a year after 30 — which is why energy, drive, and recovery can fade so gradually you barely notice.³ Enclomiphene works through your own LH/FSH signal to bring it back up.
Enclomiphene
- Blocks estrogen receptors in the brain to turn up your LH and FSH signal.
- That signal drives your testes to make more of your own testosterone — no replacement hormone.
- In clinical studies, enclomiphene raised total testosterone into the normal range while maintaining sperm concentration. Individual results vary.¹²
The biology
Your body already knows how to make testosterone.
Testosterone runs on a feedback loop between your brain and your testes — the HPG axis. TRT overrides that loop from outside. Enclomiphene works inside it, nudging the loop your body already runs.
01Your brain sends the signal
The hypothalamus and pituitary release LH and FSH — the hormones that tell your testes to work. Enclomiphene blocks the estrogen receptors that normally dial this signal down, so your brain keeps the call turned up.
02The message travels
LH and FSH move through your bloodstream to the testes. This is the same pathway your body uses on its own — enclomiphene raises the volume of the signal, it doesn't replace it.
03Your testes make testosterone
Stimulated by that stronger signal, the testes produce more testosterone. In a Phase II trial, sperm concentration was maintained on enclomiphene while topical testosterone suppressed it. The study measured sperm concentration; individual fertility outcomes vary.
The estrogen your brain reads is made from testosterone by the enzyme aromatase. Enclomiphene blocks that read at the receptor, so your pituitary keeps calling for more — raising testosterone while your own production stays switched on.¹²
Strength, drive — backed by labs
Raises testosterone. Fertility still needs its own plan.
In a Phase II trial, both enclomiphene and topical testosterone gel raised total testosterone into the normal range. Sperm concentration was maintained in the enclomiphene group and suppressed in the testosterone-gel group. That study does not establish guaranteed fertility or pregnancy outcomes.
Testosterone falls about 1% a year after age 30, so low levels often build slowly rather than arriving overnight.³ An estimated 2–39% of men have low testosterone depending on age and how it is measured.⁴
Start assessment176 M/mLSperm count kept up on enclomiphene, suppressed on testosterone gel
One tablet, same time each day.
No injection-day planning, no gels to time around a shower or skin contact. Enclomiphene is a daily oral flex-dose tablet — the simplest routine in testosterone care to actually keep.
Start assessmentEnclomiphene vs. TRT
RebodyEnclomiphene
Traditional TRT
How it raises testosteroneThe mechanism behind the number.
Your own production
Testosterone from outside
Fertility & testicular functionSperm production and testicular size.
Kept on the table
Often suppressed
FormWhat your routine actually looks like.
Daily tablet
Injection, gel, or cream
Stop and return to baselineWhether the change is reversible.
Yes
Axis can stay suppressed
Reads your LH / FSH signalStarts from your own hormone loop.
Yes
No
Raise testosterone without adding testosterone.
Steadier energy, mood, and drive
Fertility goals kept in the decision
Your own testosterone pathway stays involved
It's easy to get started.
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Start your online visit
Share your symptoms, testosterone history, fertility goals, and medications from your phone. Add recent labs if you have them.
02
A provider reads your labs
A licensed provider reviews your LH, FSH, total testosterone, and SHBG — and orders new labs when your numbers call for it — before deciding on a prescription.
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Delivered to your door
If prescribed, your enclomiphene ships discreetly with directions. Message your care team about labs, refills, and dose changes anytime.
Enclomiphene FAQs
Contact support →How does enclomiphene raise testosterone?
Enclomiphene blocks estrogen receptors in the brain, which tells your pituitary to send more LH and FSH to your testes. That is the signal that drives your own testosterone production — so your levels rise without replacing the hormone from outside. In clinical studies it raised total testosterone into the normal range while maintaining sperm concentration.¹²
How is it different from TRT?
TRT adds testosterone from outside the body, which can shut down your own production and suppress sperm counts. Enclomiphene works through your own LH/FSH loop, so your production stays active and fertility stays on the table. Your provider helps you decide which fits your labs, history, and goals.
When will I notice a change?
Testosterone can start rising within the first weeks. Enclomiphene takes about four weeks to reach its full effect, and how you feel builds from there. Individual response varies.
How do I take it?
One tablet daily, at about the same time each day. Your provider sets the prescribed dose based on your labs, symptoms, and history.
Do I need lab work first?
Yes. Baseline labs — LH, FSH, total testosterone, and SHBG — let a provider read whether your own production loop is still active and whether enclomiphene or TRT makes more sense. Recent bloodwork can often be used if it includes the right markers.
Will it protect fertility?
TRT can suppress sperm production; enclomiphene works through your own hormone loop, so fertility stays on the table. It is not a fertility guarantee, and individual response varies — flag fertility goals in your intake so your provider plans around them.
What does it cost?
Enclomiphene runs $99.99/mo, billed as a 90-day supply. Your provider sets the prescribed dose from your labs, symptoms, and history. Every price is the out-of-pocket Rebody price, no insurance required.
Testosterone care that starts with your labs.
Enclomiphene tablets, listed prices, and a care team you can message — no waiting rooms, no guessing from forums, and starting at $99.99/mo.
- Online visits from your phone
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- Labs read before a prescription
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What to know about side effects
Enclomiphene is generally well-tolerated. Most side effects are mild and tend to ease as your body adjusts. A licensed provider reviews your history before prescribing and monitors your labs on treatment.
This is not a complete list. Message your care team with any questions.
Most common
- Headache
- Nausea or upset stomach
- Hot flashes
- Dizziness
- Mild mood changes
- Acne or oily skin
Less common — tell your provider
- Vision changes — blurriness, floaters, or light sensitivity should be reported promptly
- Mood changes that feel out of character
- Signs of a blood clot: leg swelling, chest pain, or shortness of breath
Important: Enclomiphene is for men. It is not for use by women, anyone who is or may become pregnant, or anyone under 18. Tell your provider about every medication and supplement you take and any history of blood clots, liver disease, or vision problems.
COMPOUNDED MEDICATIONS ARE NOT APPROVED OR EVALUATED FOR SAFETY, EFFICACY, OR QUALITY BY THE FDA.
- 1Wiehle RD, et al. Enclomiphene citrate stimulates testosterone production while preventing oligozoospermia: a randomized phase II clinical trial. Fertility and Sterility. 2014.
- 2Kaminetsky J, et al. Oral enclomiphene citrate stimulates the endogenous production of testosterone and sperm counts in men with low testosterone. Journal of Sexual Medicine. 2013.
- 3Harman SM, et al. Longitudinal effects of aging on serum total and free testosterone levels in healthy men (Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging). Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism. 2001.
- 4Mulligan T, et al. Prevalence of hypogonadism in males aged at least 45 years: the HIM study. International Journal of Clinical Practice. 2006.