Enclomiphene Information

[Cornish]

Umbrella Labs markets enclomiphene as a research product. My TRT clinic (Royal Men's Medical Center) has decided to switch to Clomid in place of Gonadorelin, which they had used in place of HCG. I don't like what I've read about Clomid. Thinking of discontuing with them because of this latest switch. Any thoughts on this other than my own will be appreciated. Thanks.

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Reason for the post is that if I drop them, I'm thinking of doing my own TRT with the incorporation of enclomiphene into the protocol.

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[Cylon357]

Reason for the post is that if I drop them, I'm thinking of doing my own TRT with the incorporation of enclomiphene into the protocol.

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Even vendor that I have mentioned here produces "research chemicals" except Taylor Made and Deus Medical. That is how they skirt the laws regarding producing pharmaceutical drugs without massive regulation (at least in the US).

I'm not 100% sold on the idea of clomid / enclomiphene as a replacement for HCG in the presence of exogenous testosterone, either as injections or topicals. Many clinics / docs do it, but I've not seen bloodwork on it nor tried it myself. The general thinking seems to be that the testosterone will overwhelm the SERM, thus rendering it wasted. I don't have the hard data on that.

If you wanted to do SERM based HRT, (or to incorporate a SERM in place of HCG), then I would absolutely recommend enclomiphene over clomid.

Umbrella has yet to let me down, though I did not try their enclo.

As a follow up to a previous comment, I did try Deus and believe it to be legit, but opted to return to the needle. I like the ability to blast and cruise / add another compound from time to time.