Browse pricing and program details for enclomiphene providers in one place. All providers listed offer online access. Information is based on publicly available sources and may change over time.
Providers listed
8
Published price range
$69–$199/mo
Listings last reviewed
Sep 29, 2026
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What will a year actually cost?
Medication, any required membership, and lab tests for 12 months.
Billing, lab costs and prescriber details as each provider publishes them, checked September 2026. Green means covered or favourable, amber means an extra cost or commitment to factor in.
The American Urological Association's testosterone deficiency guideline uses total testosterone below 300 ng/dL as the cut-off, and says low testosterone should only be diagnosed after two early-morning tests on separate occasions. That is why every provider we have verified requires labs before prescribing.
Online enclomiphene is compounded, not FDA-approved.
Every provider we have verified dispenses compounded enclomiphene. The FDA's guidance on compounded drugs is that they are not FDA-approved, so the FDA does not verify their safety, effectiveness or quality before they are sold. Ask which pharmacy fills your prescription.
Compare the 12-month cost, not the monthly price.
Headline prices hide prepayments, memberships and lab fees. The cost calculator prices each provider from its own published terms.
Provider pricing and plan terms are checked against each company's public pages (how we compare); use official checkout for live totals.
What the research says
In two 16-week phase III trials, enclomiphene raised testosterone and kept sperm counts in the normal range, while testosterone gel markedly reduced sperm production.
Overweight men aged 18-60 with secondary hypogonadism.
Pricing is indicative and may vary based on consultation, dosage, and location. Verify current pricing directly with each provider.
Enclomiphene FAQ
What is enclomiphene and how does it work?+
Enclomiphene is an oral prescription medication for men with low testosterone. Rather than adding testosterone, it blocks estrogen's feedback signal at the pituitary gland. That raises LH and FSH, the hormones that tell the testes to make their own testosterone and sperm.
Is enclomiphene FDA-approved?+
No. The FDA states that no approved drug product contains enclomiphene, and a 2015 application was not approved. Online programs supply it through compounding pharmacies, and the FDA does not review compounded drugs for safety, effectiveness or quality before they are sold. FDA: compounding questions and answers
Does enclomiphene affect fertility the way TRT does?+
The research points the other way. In two 16-week phase III trials, enclomiphene raised testosterone while keeping sperm counts in the normal range, whereas testosterone gel markedly reduced sperm production. The trials were short and in overweight men, so discuss your plans with a clinician. Kim et al., BJU International, 2016
How much does enclomiphene cost for a year?+
Across the providers we track, 12 months of medication, any required membership and lab tests runs from about $1,073 (TTime) to about $2,633 (ConciergeMD). Where a provider does not publish lab prices, we use a $49 panel estimate. See the full breakdown
Is the lowest monthly price the cheapest option?+
Often not. Some low monthly prices require paying for a full year upfront, and others sit on top of a separate required membership. Lab fees add more. Compare 12-month totals and the commitment in the "How you pay" column, not the headline price.
Do I need blood tests before getting enclomiphene?+
Yes. Every provider we list requires lab work before prescribing. The American Urological Association diagnoses low testosterone only when two early-morning tests come back below 300 ng/dL and there are symptoms. AUA testosterone deficiency guideline
Can I cancel an enclomiphene subscription?+
It depends on the provider. Some bill month to month, some bill in 2- or 3-month blocks, and others tie their lowest price to a 12-month commitment or prepayment. Most do not refund medication once it ships, so check the terms before your first charge.