Enclomiphene Cost in 2026: What You'll Really Pay per Month and per Year

Enclomiphene cost in September 2026 starts at about $32 per 30 capsules at one compounding pharmacy that publishes cash prices, while online programs we verified start at $55 a month and run to about $200 a month before some lab or membership charges. Enclomiphene is not FDA-approved, so coverage is plan-specific and many offers are cash-pay.

The ad price is almost never what shows up on your card statement.

We added up 10 real offers line by line: what you pay today, what you pay by your first follow-up lab, and what you pay in a year. A few things jumped out:

• At two of these companies, the same medication costs about $1,200 more a year depending only on which plan length you choose.
• The widely repeated "cheap clomiphene" workaround didn't hold up when we checked current prices.
• The lowest published medication-only price we found came from a compounding pharmacy, not an online subscription.

What changes your price:

• The strength you're prescribed (some sellers charge more for higher strengths)
• Whether lab tests are included
• Whether you prepay or commit to 6–12 months
• Whether a separate membership is required

This page is for you if you're an adult man trying to figure out what clinician-supervised enclomiphene will actually cost before you hand over a card.

Hold off on paying for a subscription for now if low testosterone has not been properly evaluated, near-term fertility is a major goal, or you're a drug-tested athlete or service member. Those situations need the right diagnostic or specialist path before price-shopping. Here's who should wait, and where to go instead.

The price at a glance

Educational information, not medical advice. Enclomiphene requires a prescription and a clinician's supervision. If you have chest pain, trouble breathing or another emergency, call 911.

TRT Provider Guide is the independent decision resource for testosterone replacement therapy — helping U.S. adults understand how low testosterone is evaluated, compare online and local care models and providers, and choose the next step that fits their health needs, fertility plans, budget, state, and care preferences, with every material claim verified and dated.

Affiliate disclosure: TRT Provider Guide may earn compensation through certain provider links. The provider-source links in this article are used for verification unless a link is specifically labeled as compensated; the Hone Health links labeled sponsored below are compensated. Commercial relationships do not change the prices we report, the math we show, or the limitations we publish. Read our affiliate disclosure.

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How much does enclomiphene cost per month?

At the compounding pharmacy we verified, enclomiphene capsules cost about $32 to $66 per 30 capsules when a 90-capsule price is divided by three, depending on strength. Online programs that bundle a prescriber, shipping and sometimes labs charge about $55 to $200 a month. Their lowest monthly rates usually require a 3- to 12-month commitment or prepayment.

Here's every way you'll run into an "enclomiphene price," from cheapest to most bundled. Find your row. That's the price that actually applies to you.

The Enclomiphene Price Ladder

Two plain-English notes before we go further:

• Compounded means a pharmacy makes the medication to order for one patient's prescription. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved. The FDA doesn't review them for safety, effectiveness or quality before they're sold³⁰.
• "Per 30 capsules" isn't the same as "per month." How long a fill lasts depends on your prescription. At the pharmacy and online program we found that price by strength, higher strengths cost more¹³. Your clinician picks the strength, not the price list.

Why do some websites show prices that look too good to be true?

Those listings are not comparable to clinician-supervised U.S. prescription care. Some sellers label enclomiphene powder "research use only," while overseas marketplaces may list tablets outside the U.S. pharmacy and prescribing path. Neither belongs in a like-for-like cost comparison with a prescribed, pharmacy-dispensed medication.

If you've been searching for a while, you've probably seen both. Here's why they don't count:

• "Research use only" listings aren't made or sold for people to take.
• Overseas marketplace listings may bypass the U.S. prescribing and licensed-pharmacy path used in this comparison.

The FDA warns that unsafe online pharmacies may sell counterfeit, contaminated, expired or otherwise unsafe medicines⁴¹. We exclude those sellers from every price comparison on this page.

Before you compare prices, a word on fit. The right TRT provider is not the same for every person — it depends on whether low testosterone has been properly evaluated, your symptoms and health history, your fertility plans, your state, your insurance or cash-pay preference, your treatment-format preference, your budget, and whether online or in-person care is the better starting point. Some situations belong with primary care, urology, endocrinology, reproductive urology, or urgent or emergency care when the symptoms warrant it. Because a general answer cannot resolve those for you, use TRT Provider Guide's Find My TRT Path tool to map your situation to the right care route and the questions to ask before you pay.

One more thing: enclomiphene isn't testosterone replacement therapy. It's a different drug. It works by boosting the signals your brain sends to your testicles, and only a clinician who has reviewed your labs can say whether it fits you.

Not sure which row you belong in? Map your care route first →

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What does a full year of enclomiphene cost?

For online enclomiphene offers where we could build a published-price cash model, the first-year scenarios start at $660 for Total Diabetes Supply's lowest-strength bring-your-own-labs plan. A Maximus month-to-month scenario reaches $2,599.86 when its two listed $99.99 starting tests are added. Male Excel can cost more, but Triclozene is a multi-ingredient blend and its own pages disagree about which SERM it contains, so we keep it separate from plain-enclomiphene comparisons.

How we did the math:

• We counted every published charge that lands before your first 12-month anniversary.
• Where a billing schedule wasn't published, we used 12 monthly charges and said so.
• We added lab costs only where a price was published.
• We never treated a commitment-only rate as the no-commitment price.

These are published offers, not personal quotes.

The 12-Month Cash Ledger

The takeaway: the drug isn't what swings your yearly bill. Labs, memberships and plan length do.

The same pill, about $1,200 apart

Plan length changes the price more than almost anything else. We compared the longest and shortest plans at the same company:

Maximus says its 3- and 12-month plans are paid either in advance or in installments across the full term⁸. Installments aren't the same as month-to-month. You're still committed to the whole term.

Cash paid vs. months covered

A prepaid plan can make a year look cheaper than it is, or pricier than it is. Hims' 10-month plan works out to $99 a month, paid up front: $990 plus the $94 lab kit, or $1,084¹¹. That covers 10 months, not 12.

If the same plan renewed at the same price in month 10, $2,074 would leave your account in your first year, and that money would cover 20 months of plan. That's a what-if, not a confirmed renewal price. It's also why you should never compare "$99 × 12 = $1,188" to a true 12-month subscription as if they were the same bill.

Why 12 fills isn't always a year

A "30-day supply" isn't a calendar month. If a program charges exactly every 30 days, 13 charges land inside 365 days, not 12. At Strut's $79, that's $1,027 instead of $948⁴. It's a small difference, but it's exactly the kind of thing to ask about before you sign up.

What we actually verified

Checked: September 17, 2026, on each company's own public pages, help centers and terms. Rows for Strut and Nuform also match our September 8 check.

Confirmed: listed prices, billing schedules where published, lab prices where published, and what each company says its price includes.

Provider-stated (not independently confirmed): what's included, guarantees, clinician access, shipping speed.

Couldn't confirm:

• Whether Taurus's $17.99 fee applies to its enclomiphene offer
• Which SERM is in Male Excel's Triclozene today
• What renewals cost after the first term
• Whether Maximus will charge the public $99.99-per-test price for your specific plan, because another Maximus page says the lab fee is disclosed before charging
• Which pharmacy fills any one person's order
• Whether each company offers enclomiphene in your state

What we didn't do: we didn't enroll, check out, contact support, or take any medication.

Our full process: How We Review TRT Providers

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Why can about $43 of capsules turn into $99–$200 online?

Because an online program price can include much more than medication. Hone, for example, lists enclomiphene from $42 a month and a required $135 Plus membership, while the compounding pharmacy we checked lists 90 capsules of 25 mg enclomiphene for $130.30—about $43.43 per 30 capsules. That comparison is only a yardstick; it does not reveal what any telehealth company pays its pharmacy or prove how its fee is allocated.

We used one public price as a yardstick: $43.43 per 30 capsules for 25 mg at a compounding pharmacy that posts its prices¹. Then we compared it to each program's monthly price.

Important caveat: we don't know what any program pays its own pharmacy, or which strength you'll be prescribed. This is a yardstick, not an accusation.

Do not read the right-hand column as a provider's actual markup or profit. It is only the mathematical difference between one pharmacy's public 25 mg cash price and each program's published price. The program may include clinician work, testing, shipping, support, administration and other costs, and we do not know its pharmacy acquisition cost.

Notice the other end of the ladder, too. The bring-your-own-labs program charges only about $16 to $23 a month more than the pharmacy cash price at each strength¹³. When a program doesn't handle your labs, the markup shrinks.

So the real question isn't "why so expensive?" It's "will I use what I'm paying for?"

If a program charges substantially more than medication-only cash pricing, ask what the care fee actually buys. For someone being evaluated for hypogonadism, current Endocrine Society guidance calls for symptoms or signs plus consistently low testosterone, confirmed with a repeat morning fasting total testosterone measurement.³⁴³⁵ Then ask the program to spell out:

1. Who evaluates you and what diagnostic testing they require.
2. Which baseline and follow-up labs are included, including whether LH, FSH or other tests are used when clinically appropriate.
3. When the first follow-up happens.
4. Whether medication changes create another fee.
5. How you reach a licensed clinician about side effects or treatment concerns; see enclomiphene side effects.
6. How you get copies of your labs and medical records if you transfer care.

If your own doctor already handles those jobs, compare the cost of duplicating them before paying for a membership.

Hone Health: the pricier choice some men pick on purpose

Hone doesn't offer a low price for enclomiphene. At about $2,169 for the first 12 months, it's one of the most expensive rows in our ledger. That's more than three times a bring-your-own-labs program. If the lowest possible bill is your priority, a bring-your-own-labs program or your own doctor with a compounding pharmacy will cost you less. Our cheapest online TRT clinic guide covers the budget end of the market too.

But Hone skips separate charges for every lab and every visit, and that's the point. Live physician video visits and every follow-up lab are built into its $135 membership, with "no additional charges," according to Hone¹⁹. So your bill doesn't jump when your clinician orders the repeat blood work this medication calls for.

The medication line starts at $42 and is listed as an estimate that varies by dose, so confirm your exact quote. And if enclomiphene turns out not to be the right fit, the same membership menu also lists compounded clomiphene ($38 a month) and testosterone options. A clinician can change your plan without you starting over with a new company¹⁹.

One thing to confirm before you pay:

• Hone's Plus page labels its confirmatory second testosterone test "TRT patients only."
• Its membership FAQ says confirmatory testing applies if your results suggest eligibility for TRT or other hormone-based treatments.
• That test costs $45 at a lab or $80 at home¹⁹²⁰.

Ask Hone whether it applies to your enclomiphene plan. Its starting panel also lists LH but not FSH, so ask whether FSH will be checked, too.

Want one bill that doesn't grow when your labs do? Hone Plus is $135 a month with follow-up labs and physician consultations included, and enclomiphene is listed from $42 a month. You start with a $45 at-home hormone test. Then a licensed Hone physician goes over your results with you by live video before anything is prescribed.

See Hone's current Plus membership and medication pricing →

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Which enclomiphene price fits your situation?

Match the price route to what you already have. In our public-price check, the lowest medication-only price came from a compounding pharmacy, but your own doctor, labs, shipping and pharmacy choice can change the total. If you have recent labs and want an online prescriber, a bring-your-own-labs program is next. If you want labs, visits and medication handled together, expect about $150 to $200 a month.

Fit more than one row? Get your personalized action plan with Find My TRT Path →

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How much do the lab tests add to enclomiphene's cost?

Testing can be part of the cost from day one. For men being evaluated for hypogonadism, Endocrine Society guidance requires symptoms or signs plus consistently low testosterone and confirmation with a repeat morning fasting total testosterone measurement.³⁴³⁵ The programs below publish different testing schedules and charges; some include follow-up labs while others bill them separately.

Some terms from that table:

• Total testosterone is all the testosterone in your blood.
• Free testosterone is the small share that isn't bound to proteins.
• SHBG (sex hormone-binding globulin) is a protein that holds on to testosterone.

One kit isn't always two tests. The Endocrine Society says a diagnosis of low testosterone needs matching symptoms or signs plus testosterone that's consistently low, confirmed with a repeat morning fasting test³⁴³⁵. A kit with two samples isn't automatically two separate morning tests. Ask.

Why LH and FSH matter for your wallet. Enclomiphene works by raising the brain's signals to your testicles. So it's studied mainly in men whose low testosterone comes from the signal side. Doctors call that secondary hypogonadism. (Hypogonadism simply means the testicles aren't making enough testosterone, sperm or both.)

If your labs point to the testicles themselves, which is called primary hypogonadism, a urologist or endocrinologist should work out the cause before you spend money on a signal-boosting drug. Even Hims' own FAQ says enclomiphene isn't effective for primary hypogonadism¹¹. More on testing: Low-testosterone testing guide.

Going through your own doctor? Ask your plan whether hormone labs and visits are covered, even though the drug itself usually isn't.

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Does insurance or an HSA/FSA pay for enclomiphene?

Do not assume your health plan will cover enclomiphene. There is no FDA-approved enclomiphene product, and the online programs we checked publish cash-pay prices. Coverage for the prescription, visits and laboratory work can differ, so check each part separately with your insurer. HSA and FSA eligibility also depends on tax rules, your plan and how the provider bills the charge.

Why coverage can be difficult: there's no FDA-approved enclomiphene product. It's made to order by compounding pharmacies²⁷³⁰. Hims' own price guide says it "may not be covered by insurance," and that even if a plan covers it, you may need proof of medical need¹¹. One urology practice tells its patients plainly that health plans don't cover it².

Here's what each major program says about paying:

How HSA and FSA money works here:

• IRS Publication 969 says HSA distributions can be tax-free when used for qualified medical expenses; FSA reimbursement depends on the plan and qualifying-expense rules.⁴⁰
• Whether a program's membership or service fee qualifies can depend on what the fee pays for and your plan's rules.
• Ask the program for an itemized receipt and check with your HSA/FSA administrator before assuming a charge qualifies.

Coupon cards: the discount-card prices you'll see for clomiphene are for a different drug. Don't use them as an enclomiphene quote. Ask the pharmacy that would fill your prescription for its own cash price.

Four questions for your insurer:

1. Is this exact compounded prescription covered?
2. Are the visits and labs covered separately?
3. What paperwork do you need?
4. What will I owe if the claim is denied?

For the wider picture, see TRT providers that take insurance and TRT providers that accept HSA or FSA.

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Is clomiphene cheaper than enclomiphene?

Sometimes, but by less than many articles claim. On September 17, 2026, we couldn't reproduce the often-repeated "$10–$30 a month" figure for generic clomiphene. Current coupon prices started around $45 for 10 tablets, and one program lists compounded clomiphene at $38 a month versus $42 for enclomiphene. The two also aren't the same drug.

What we found when we checked clomiphene prices

Clomiphene can still cost less, depending on the pharmacy and on the schedule your clinician prescribes, which sets how many tablets you'd buy. But the gap is smaller than the internet says. At one program, it was $4 a month.

Same family, different drugs

Why do people pay more for enclomiphene? Clomiphene's other molecule, zuclomiphene, hangs around in the body much longer. The Clomid label reports it's still detectable more than a month later³¹. Taking enclomiphene alone leaves that part out. That alone doesn't prove a compounded enclomiphene product is safer. It's a different drug, and your clinician should explain why they'd choose one over the other.

Two pricing wrinkles to check:

• Male Excel's Triclozene is a blend. Its pricing page calls the SERM "Clomiphene Citrate (Generic Clomid)," while its product page headline says "Enclomiphene Citrate"²³²⁴. (A SERM, or selective estrogen receptor modulator, is a drug that blocks estrogen's effects in some parts of the body.) Ask which one you'd get.
• Hone's menu pairs the name "Clomid®" with a "(compound)" label¹⁹. Ask whether you'd get FDA-approved clomiphene or a compounded version, because the two aren't regulated the same way.

More detail: Best clomiphene providers and what's inside each enclomiphene product.

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What does enclomiphene cost at Hone Health, Taurus Meds and Male Excel?

Hone runs about $177 a month plus a $45 starting test. Taurus lists $149 a month after a $49 lab test. Male Excel's Triclozene works out to about $194 a month plus a $99 start. Hone includes follow-up labs and physician visits, Taurus has a fee clause in its terms to confirm first, and Male Excel's product is a blend whose own pages name two different ingredients.

We use the same cost method and the same scrutiny for every company. Male Excel is shown separately because Triclozene is not established by its public pages as a plain-enclomiphene product.

Hone Health

The priciest of these three, and the one with the most included. Live physician video visits and follow-up labs come inside one $135 membership. Hone says you can cancel any time, and that cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing period. It doesn't refund partial months²⁰²¹. You need an active membership to keep getting refills²⁰.

Skip Hone if the lowest price is your top priority, or if you already have a doctor and recent labs.

Does a plan with labs included sound like your situation? See Hone's current membership and medication pricing, and start with the $45 at-home test. You'll need an active membership for ongoing prescriptions.

Check Hone's current Plus membership and enclomiphene pricing →

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Taurus Meds

The lowest 90-day cost of these three, once you've confirmed the terms.

What Taurus says you get:

• A 30-day supply of medication
• A routine blood test
• Clinician support and 24/7 clinician access
• Free 2-day shipping

Taurus calls this price "all inclusive," with "no hidden fees"¹⁷. Its FAQ says your $49 covers the testosterone test and a physician review. If you're not prescribed treatment, you don't pay for it¹⁷.

What we'd want answered first:

1. The fee. Section 28 of Taurus's current terms says members pay "a recurring membership fee of $17.99 USD per billing period," unless otherwise stated at purchase, and that the fee isn't refundable except where the law requires¹⁸. We couldn't confirm whether it applies to the enclomiphene offer.
2. A second drug. A comparison row on Taurus's enclomiphene page says its plan "includes anastrozole," which is a separate medication¹⁷. Ask whether it's part of your prescription, and why.
3. The wording. The same page says "Get approved for FDA-certified TRT" and ticks "Access to FDA approved medications"¹⁷. Enclomiphene isn't FDA-approved, and it isn't TRT.
4. The evidence. The benefit numbers on that page come from testosterone studies, not enclomiphene studies¹⁷.
5. The "deal." We don't treat its struck-through $299 price or "limited inventory at this price" line as a real deadline.

On the plus side, Taurus's terms name its partner management company (OpenLoop Health) and four partner pharmacies¹⁸. That's more pharmacy transparency than many sites offer. It still doesn't tell you which pharmacy will fill your order. For a full review of the page's claims, see Taurus Meds enclomiphene: price and claims.

Why a reader might still choose it:

• Your blood is drawn at a LabCorp or Quest location, not with a home kit.
• There's one monthly number.
• The first step is small: Taurus says you can get your blood tested "without any commitment or medication purchase"¹⁷.

Want to start with the smallest step? Taurus starts with a $49 lab test and clinician review before any medication charge. Before you enroll, ask Taurus in writing: Does the $17.99 fee apply to me, and how often? Is anastrozole part of my prescription?

See Taurus's current enclomiphene price and $49 lab start →

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Male Excel

An oral blend, not plain enclomiphene, and its own pages disagree on which SERM is inside.

As of September 17, 2026:

• The Triclozene product page is headlined "Buy Enclomiphene Citrate for Men Online," but its page title and description say clomiphene citrate²³.
• The pricing page calls the product "Triclozene™ (Clomiphene Citrate with Thyroid)." On the same page, it lists Triclozene at both $120 a month and "starting at $95 a month"²⁴.

We can't tell from the public pages which is current, so get the ingredient and the price in writing.

How the math works:

• Medication is billed every other month, in 60-day blocks.
• A $99 medical membership is billed monthly.
• A one-time $99 test and consultation comes first.

So your charges won't be the same every month²⁴. Male Excel advertises "No contracts / Pause or cancel anytime," and lists FSA/HSA eligibility²³²⁴.

Credit where it's due: Male Excel publishes the full thyroid boxed warning on its product page. That warning says thyroid hormone at normal replacement doses doesn't cause weight loss in people with normal thyroid function, and that larger doses can be dangerous²³. If your thyroid labs come back normal, ask why a second hormone is in the capsule.

Considering Male Excel's full program? Its $99 membership also covers testosterone injection and cream options. See Male Excel's complete cost breakdown →

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What price traps should you check before paying for enclomiphene?

Most surprises come from how a price is billed, not from the price itself. Check the commitment behind any "from" price, whether billing runs every 30 days, 60 days or quarterly, and whether a membership is separate. Also check whether the price changes with your strength, and what extra fees sit in the terms.

What does it cost to find out if enclomiphene works for you?

Plan on spending your first 90 days' worth before you know. Most programs we checked recheck your levels within one to three months. Refund promises almost always come with conditions.

We added up what it costs to reach that first check at each program:

What happens to your money if it doesn't work out (as each company describes it):

• Maximus says you may be eligible for your money back if at-home testing doesn't show a rise in testosterone. One of its pages limits that to medication costs, requested within 90 days, with labs and consultation fees excluded⁹¹⁰.
• Taurus advertises a money-back guarantee, but its terms say shipped medications and blood tests aren't refundable¹⁷¹⁸. Get the guarantee's exact terms in writing.
• Hone doesn't refund partial membership months²¹.
• Strut says it refunds you if the medication isn't approved (checked September 8).

Copy this before you pay

Send this to any program you're considering, and keep the reply:

Before I pay, please confirm in writing:

1. The exact medication and every ingredient in it.
2. Which pharmacy will fill it, and that it's licensed for my state.
3. What I'll pay today, and every charge and date for the next 12 months.
4. Every membership or service fee, and how often it's billed.
5. Which lab tests are included, which cost extra, and how many I'll need.
6. Whether my price changes if my dose changes.
7. The renewal price and date after my first term.
8. What I owe if I cancel early, and what's refundable.
9. What happens to any prepaid months if the medication can no longer be dispensed.
10. Anything you can't price until a clinician reviews my case.

The two answers that matter most: what you pay today, and your month-13 charge. A program that answers both clearly, in writing, is giving you something valuable before you've paid a cent.

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What could you still owe if you cancel enclomiphene?

Canceling future charges, ending a commitment and getting a refund are three different things. Shipped medication and completed lab tests are often non-refundable, and some plans keep billing until the term ends. Get your plan's cancellation deadline and refund rules in writing before you pay.

A billing note about Hims, stated fairly.

• The lawsuit: on July 29, 2026, the Federal Trade Commission, joined by Utah and California, sued Hims & Hers Health, Inc. The complaint alleges the company charged consumers for prescriptions before a provider consultation, didn't clearly disclose subscription terms, and made cancellation hard⁴².
• Its response: these are allegations, not findings. Hims & Hers denies them, calls them baseless and says it will defend itself⁴³. The FTC listed the case as pending when we checked in September 2026.
• Why it's here: this page is about paying for a subscription, and the lawsuit is about subscription billing. We're claiming nothing beyond that.

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Why is enclomiphene priced this way? Is it FDA-approved and legal?

Enclomiphene is not FDA-approved in the United States, and there is no FDA-approved brand-name or generic enclomiphene product. Current U.S. access described by the providers on this page is through compounded prescriptions. FDA's May 14, 2026 503A Category 1 list includes enclomiphene citrate among bulk substances under evaluation; that status is an interim compounding-policy category, not FDA approval.²⁷²⁸

The facts, straight from the FDA's own documents:

• Not approved for anything. Enclomiphene has no FDA approval for any condition²⁷.
• Still under evaluation. The FDA's May 14, 2026 list of bulk substances for patient-specific compounding (called "503A") includes enclomiphene citrate in Category 1, "under evaluation"²⁷. Under the FDA's interim policy, compounding with it can continue if certain conditions are met. That's a conditional policy, not an approval²⁸.
• An advisory panel voted no. On June 8, 2022, the FDA's Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee voted 4 in favor and 8 against adding enclomiphene to the permanent 503A list²⁹. The panel only advises the FDA. That vote wasn't a ban.
• Enclomiphene is not listed as a federal controlled substance. Testosterone is federally Schedule III.³² The special federal telemedicine rules for controlled substances therefore apply differently to testosterone than to enclomiphene. State prescribing, telehealth and pharmacy rules can still apply, and controlled-substance status says nothing about which treatment is safer or more appropriate.

How this shows up in your price:

• There is no FDA-approved generic enclomiphene product.
• Compounded prescriptions are prepared by compounding pharmacies rather than marketed as an FDA-approved finished drug.
• Published cash prices vary by pharmacy and care program.

It also creates a real, specific risk for prepaid plans. We don't know if or when the FDA will finish its evaluation. Before you prepay 10 or 12 months, ask what happens to unused months if the medication can no longer be compounded.

One more question for any seller: which pharmacy will fill my prescription, and is it licensed in my state? If a company won't answer, that tells you something.

For the full regulatory story, see our enclomiphene provider comparison.

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Is enclomiphene cheaper than TRT?

Sometimes, but the two are not interchangeable treatments and price cannot answer which one fits. Published program prices can overlap, while the clinical differences include the cause of low testosterone, fertility goals and the fact that testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance with additional prescribing rules.

What the same company charges for each:

• Hone: enclomiphene from $42 a month; testosterone cypionate injection "starts at $28/vial." Both sit under the same $135 membership¹⁹.
• Male Excel: Triclozene from $95 a month vs. testosterone injection from $120 a month. Both sit under the same $99 membership²⁴.

A vial and a monthly supply aren't the same unit, so compare full quotes, not labels.

What should actually drive the choice:

• Your diagnosis. Enclomiphene is studied mainly in men with secondary hypogonadism, where the brain's signal is the problem¹¹⁴⁴.
• Your fertility plans. Testosterone from outside the body can suppress sperm production. The AUA/ASRM male infertility guideline advises against testosterone alone for men who want children now or later³⁶.
• Access rules. Because testosterone is controlled, online prescribing depends on federal and state rules. The DEA's temporary telemedicine flexibilities run through December 31, 2026, with conditions³³. Those rules are about controlled drugs like testosterone. They don't apply to enclomiphene the same way.
• Your clinician's recommendation, based on your labs and history.

If you and your clinician land on testosterone instead, compare full-year costs in our TRT cost guide. Or see what TRT costs at Male Excel. Treatment formats are compared in TRT treatment options.

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Who should wait before spending money on enclomiphene?

Don't pay for an enclomiphene subscription until the care route fits. That includes men whose suspected hypogonadism has not been properly evaluated, men whose labs may point to a testicular cause, people actively trying to conceive who need fertility-focused evaluation, drug-tested athletes and service members, and anyone with symptoms that need urgent or in-person care.

1. Your low testosterone hasn't been confirmed. Get repeat morning testing and a real evaluation first³⁴³⁵. Start here: Low-testosterone testing guide.

2. Your labs point to your testicles, not your brain. High LH or FSH alongside low testosterone can suggest primary hypogonadism. See a urologist or endocrinologist before buying a drug that works by raising those signals.

3. You're trying to conceive soon. Start with a reproductive urologist or a fertility-aware clinician. Semen testing and an evaluation of both partners may matter more than any subscription³⁶. No medication and no company can promise to protect or restore your fertility. Read: TRT and fertility.

4. You're a tested athlete or a service member.

• Athletes: clomiphene is on the World Anti-Doping Agency's prohibited list (section S4.2) at all times³⁷. USADA says a prescription alone doesn't make it OK to use in sport³⁸.
• Service members: the Department of Defense's Operation Supplement Safety lists enclomiphene on its prohibited list and tells service members to talk with their military healthcare provider³⁹.
• Either way: get that answer before you pay a civilian clinic.

5. You have symptoms that need a doctor in person. For chest pain, severe shortness of breath, sudden vision changes or other emergencies, call 911. Don't wait for a subscription support reply.

Not sure which of these fits you? Answer a few questions about your testing, fertility plans, budget and care preferences. You'll get the care route that matches your situation and the questions to ask before you pay. It's free and educational. It doesn't diagnose anything or decide whether you qualify for a prescription.

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How did we check these enclomiphene prices?

We read each company's own public pricing pages, help centers and terms on September 17, 2026, and did the math ourselves using one rule: count every published charge that lands in the first 12 months. We didn't enroll, check out or take any medication. Everything we couldn't confirm is listed below.

What we checked:

• Online programs: Hone Health, Taurus Meds, Male Excel, Maximus, Hims, Strut, Nuform, Tuyo Health and Total Diabetes Supply. We read their product, pricing, help and terms pages.
• Pharmacy and clinic prices: a compounding pharmacy's published price list and a urology practice's patient page.
• Clomiphene prices: Drugs.com and Hone Health's current medication menu.
• Official sources: the FDA, DEA, IRS, Endocrine Society, AUA/ASRM, WADA, USADA and the Department of Defense.

How we label what we found:

• Verified in an authoritative source: checked against a regulator, guideline, drug label or other authoritative record within the scope cited.
• Provider-stated: what a company says about its own price, service, terms or process. We date-check the source, but that does not independently prove delivery or clinical quality.
• Our calculation: math we did from published prices. A subtotal isn't a personal quote.
• Our conclusion: a judgment built from the facts above. It's not a medical score or a promise of better care.

Our calculation rules:

• Count every published charge before your first 12-month anniversary.
• Treat "30-day" billing as every 30 days, and show both the 12-charge and 13-charge result when the schedule isn't clear.
• Add labs only where a price is published.
• Never treat a commitment-only rate as the month-to-month price.
• Leave shipping out unless it's published as free, and say so.

What we couldn't confirm:

• Whether Taurus's $17.99 fee applies to enclomiphene
• Which SERM is in Male Excel's Triclozene
• What renewals cost after the first term
• Whether Maximus will charge the public $99.99-per-test price for your specific plan
• Which pharmacy fills any one person's order
• Whether each company offers enclomiphene in every state

What we didn't do: enroll, complete a checkout, contact support, test a cancellation or take medication.

Read our full process: How We Review TRT Providers. Spot a price that changed? Send us a correction with the page link and the date you saw it. Please don't send lab results or other health information.

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Enclomiphene cost FAQ

These short answers cover the questions people ask most often about what enclomiphene costs. Prices were checked September 17, 2026, and can change, so confirm them with the provider.

How much is enclomiphene per month without insurance?

About $32–$66 per 30 capsules at a compounding pharmacy that publishes prices, or $55–$200 a month through online programs. The lowest program rates usually require a 3- to 12-month commitment or prepayment.

How much does enclomiphene cost per pill?

At one compounding pharmacy's published prices, about $1.07 per 12.5 mg capsule and $1.45 per 25 mg capsule in 90-capsule fills¹. Prices vary by pharmacy, and your prescription sets the strength.

Is enclomiphene covered by insurance?

Coverage varies. Enclomiphene is not FDA-approved, and the online programs we checked publish cash-pay prices. Your insurer may treat the prescription, clinician visits and laboratory work differently, so check each part separately.

Can I use my HSA or FSA for enclomiphene?

Possibly. IRS rules allow tax-free HSA distributions for qualified medical expenses, but whether a specific medication, membership or service fee qualifies—and whether a provider accepts an HSA/FSA card—can differ.⁴⁰ Hone, Maximus and Male Excel publish HSA/FSA eligibility language; Hims' January 2026 guide says it does not currently accept HSA or FSA payments for enclomiphene.¹¹

Why is enclomiphene so expensive online?

Most of the monthly charge pays for the clinician, lab tests, shipping and support. The capsules themselves run about $32–$66 per 30 at pharmacies that publish prices.

Is enclomiphene cheaper than Clomid?

Sometimes, but the gap is smaller than many articles claim, and it depends on the pharmacy and the schedule your clinician prescribes. At one program we checked, compounded clomiphene was $38 a month and enclomiphene was $42. They're different drugs with a different FDA status.

Is enclomiphene cheaper than TRT?

Program prices are often similar. Your fertility plans, the cause of your low testosterone, and your clinician's recommendation matter more than the price difference.

Can I use my own pharmacy for enclomiphene?

If your own clinician writes a prescription, ask which compounding pharmacies they will use or send it to and whether that pharmacy is licensed for your state. Online programs may use designated partner pharmacies. Taurus, for example, lists four partner pharmacies in its terms, but that does not identify which one would fill your prescription.¹⁸

Can I buy enclomiphene without a prescription?

A legitimate U.S. pharmacy dispenses enclomiphene only on a prescription. "Research use only" products are not sold for human treatment, and FDA warns against unsafe online pharmacies that bypass normal prescription safeguards.⁴¹

Does the price change if my dose changes?

At some sellers, yes. Total Diabetes Supply, Strut and the pharmacy we checked all price by strength. Ask any program whether your bill changes when your dose does.

What's the cheapest legitimate way to get enclomiphene?

The lowest published medication-only price we found was through a compounding pharmacy, while the lowest online program we verified was Total Diabetes Supply's bring-your-own-labs offer at $55 a month for 12.5 mg. Your doctor visits, labs, shipping, strength and state can change the complete cost.¹³

What happens to a prepaid plan if I stop early?

It depends on the terms. Committed plans can leave payments due, and shipped medication and completed lab tests are often non-refundable. Get the rules in writing before you pay.

Why aren't there customer testimonials on this page?

We couldn't find verifiable, attributable reports about what people actually paid. Reviews about how a drug made someone feel can't tell you what it will cost you, or whether it's right for you.

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Educational information, not medical advice. This page hasn't been medically reviewed. It can't diagnose low testosterone or tell you whether any treatment is right for you. Talk with a licensed clinician. In an emergency, call 911.

Affiliate disclosure: TRT Provider Guide may earn compensation through certain provider links. The provider-source links in this article are used for verification unless a link is specifically labeled as compensated. Commercial relationships don't decide what we publish, which providers we include, or what we conclude. Read our affiliate disclosure.

Last verified: September 2026. Prices, plan terms and regulatory status change often. Get a written quote before you pay.

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Sources

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Public sources checked September 17, 2026, unless another date is noted. Provider pages show what each company publishes. They aren't independent proof of the care any one person receives.

1. Epiphany Compounding — Men's Health products and pricing (enclomiphene 12.5 mg ×90 $96.69; 25 mg ×90 $130.30; 50 mg ×90 $197.14)

2. Advanced Urology — What Is Enclomiphene? (patient cost and coverage information)

3. Total Diabetes Supply — Enclomiphene Capsules (plans and requirements)

4. Strut Health — Strut Mojo FAQs and patient information (price range, inclusions, lab schedule)

5. Strut Health — Men's Testosterone Panel ($89)

6. Strut Health — Where to Buy Enclomiphene (90-day pricing)

7. Maximus — Enclomiphene Dosage Guide, pricing and billing section (July 29, 2026)

8. Maximus — How to Get Enclomiphene Online, plan billing and lab-fee disclosure (July 29, 2026)

9. Maximus — Enclomiphene treatment page (lab test price and refund conditions)

10. Maximus — Enclomiphene science page (money-back eligibility statement)

11. Hims — Enclomiphene Price Guide (published January 8, 2026)

12. Hims — Testosterone Rx (enclomiphene formulas)

13. Nuform Health — Enclomiphene Formula T plan

14. Nuform Health — Why Nuform (physician fee)

15. Nuform Health — Diagnostic labs and fees

16. Tuyo Health — Enclomiphene plans and Quest lab tests

17. Taurus Meds — Enclomiphene product page

18. Taurus Meds — Terms of Service (Sections 7, 8 and 28; partner MSO and pharmacies)

19. Hone Health — Plus Membership: Men's Hormone Optimization with Labs (updated September 10, 2026)

20. Hone Health — Membership: Frequently Asked Questions

21. Hone Health — Return/Refund Policy

22. Hone Health — How It Works (insurance and HSA/FSA)

23. Male Excel — Triclozene oral product page (modified February 24, 2026)

24. Male Excel — Hormone Treatment Costs (modified May 6, 2025)

25. Drugs.com — Clomiphene price guide

27. FDA — Bulk Drug Substances Nominated for Use in Compounding Under Section 503A (updated May 14, 2026)

28. FDA — Bulk Drug Substances Used in Compounding Under Section 503A (interim policy)

29. FDA — Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee final summary minutes, June 8, 2022

30. FDA — Compounding and the FDA: Questions and Answers

31. DailyMed — Clomid (clomiphene citrate) prescribing information

32. DEA — Controlled Substances, alphabetical list

33. DEA — Telemedicine flexibilities extended through December 31, 2026

34. Endocrine Society — Testosterone Therapy for Hypogonadism guideline resources

35. Endocrine Society — Statement on Testosterone Replacement Therapy (July 16, 2026)

36. AUA/ASRM — Diagnosis and Treatment of Infertility in Men, Part II

37. World Anti-Doping Agency — The Prohibited List

38. USADA — Substance profile: clomiphene

39. Operation Supplement Safety (Department of Defense) — Clomiphene and Enclomiphene: Drugs, Not Dietary Supplements

40. IRS — Publication 969, Health Savings Accounts and Other Tax-Favored Health Plans

41. FDA — BeSafeRx: Frequently Asked Questions

42. FTC — Hims & Hers case page

43. Hims & Hers — Company response to FTC lawsuit (July 29, 2026)

44. Hohl et al. — Clomiphene or enclomiphene citrate for male hypogonadism: systematic review and meta-analysis. Archives of Endocrinology and Metabolism, 2025

Read the independent Enclomiphene reviews evidence check before comparing programs.