Enclomiphene cost: what online programs charge a month

This guide covers what enclomiphene is, what each program lists, what the price leaves out, and where it is prescribed.

What enclomiphene is

Enclomiphene is a daily pill that makes the brain send a stronger signal to the testes, so they make more of the body's own testosterone. It is not testosterone itself. Men most often look at it when they want to keep sperm counts up, a trade-off we cover in enclomiphene vs TRT. In two randomized phase III trials, sperm concentration stayed in the normal range on enclomiphene over 16 weeks while it dropped on testosterone gel (Kim et al., BJU Int 2016).

Is enclomiphene FDA-approved?

No. HealthRX states on its enclomiphene page: "There is no FDA-approved enclomiphene product" (read November 7, 2026, healthrx.com). What online programs sell is made by a compounding pharmacy. The FDA's list of bulk drug substances nominated for compounding, updated May 14, 2026, places enclomiphene citrate in Category 1, "Bulk Drug Substances Under Evaluation" (FDA list). That means the FDA has not made a final call on it.

The FDA also says compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and that it does not verify their safety, effectiveness or quality before they are marketed (FDA). Maximus says the same on its own page: "Compounded medications are not approved or evaluated for safety, efficacy, or quality by the FDA" (maximustribe.com, read November 7, 2026).

What programs list for enclomiphene

Monthly figures below are what each program lists, checked on the date shown. Prepaid plans are billed in one payment, so the monthly figure is the total divided by months. Sale prices change, so open the program's page for the number on the day you buy.

Sources: Maximus, Taurus Meds, TRT Nation, Hims, PeterMD, HealthRX and Hone Health. Some of these pages block automated readers, so we record what each lists and mark it with its check date.

Two cautions when reading the table. Plans with a lower monthly figure ask for more months up front. And some programs sell a combination tablet that contains enclomiphene plus other ingredients, which is a different product from enclomiphene alone.

What the monthly price usually leaves out

• Blood tests. A reputable program tests testosterone before prescribing. Maximus and HealthRX list labs as separate. Taurus Meds lists a routine blood test inside its plan.
• Memberships. At Hims and Hone Health the enclomiphene price sits on top of a membership, so the monthly total is the two together.
• Length of commitment. The cheapest figures are prepaid for 9 or 12 months. Ask what happens to the balance if the prescriber stops the medication.
• Insurance. Enclomiphene is not an approved drug, so we found no insurer listing it as covered. Our insurance guide covers what plans do pay for.

Where enclomiphene is prescribed

Enclomiphene is not a controlled substance in the way testosterone is, but a licensed clinician still has to prescribe it. Online programs do this after an intake and blood work, and your own doctor or a urologist can also write the prescription, although many will not, because the drug is unapproved. Compare programs on score, price and what is included on our best TRT programs page.

When enclomiphene may not fit

The phase III trials enrolled overweight men aged 18 to 60 with secondary hypogonadism, meaning the testes work but the brain's signal is low (Kim et al., BJU Int 2016). They ran 16 weeks. We found no long-term outcome trials, so how it performs over years, and in men whose testes are the problem, is not established. A clinician should decide from your labs.

FAQ

How much does enclomiphene cost?

Online programs list enclomiphene from $98 a month on a prepaid plan, with month-to-month plans higher. Labs, memberships and the length of commitment change the true monthly total, so compare the all-in figure on our price table.

What is enclomiphene?

Enclomiphene is a pill that raises the signal telling the testes to make testosterone, so the body produces more of its own. It is one of the two isomers that make up the fertility drug clomiphene. It is not testosterone and it is not FDA-approved.

Can I get enclomiphene for men through telehealth?

Yes. Several online programs prescribe it after an intake form and blood work, including Maximus, PeterMD, Taurus Meds, HealthRX, Hims and Hone Health. Availability can depend on your state, so check the program's own terms before you pay.

Is enclomiphene citrate the same as clomiphene?

Not exactly. Clomiphene is a mix of two isomers, and enclomiphene citrate is one of them. Clomiphene is FDA-approved for ovulation induction in women, and clinicians sometimes use it off-label in men. Enclomiphene alone has no FDA approval.

Is Hims enclomiphene cheaper than Maximus?

On the lists we read, the Hims figure is a medication price plus a separate membership, while Maximus lists a prepaid 9-month plan with labs extra. The two are billed differently, so compare the total you would pay over the same number of months.

Does insurance cover enclomiphene?

We found no insurer policy that lists enclomiphene as covered, and the drug is unapproved. Some programs accept HSA or FSA cards; confirm with your plan and the program before you buy.

See every program's enclomiphene plan on our enclomiphene price table, or compare the top-scored programs on best TRT programs.