Clomiphene (Clomid) — reference
SERM approved for ovulation induction; used off-label in men to raise LH/FSH and endogenous testosterone.
Regulatory status
FDA-Approved (labeled use). FDA-approved for female infertility only. Use in men is off-label and not an approved indication.
Reported cautions
Pharmacokinetics
Published figures give an elimination half-life of ~5–7 days (average); very long tail. Mixture of two isomers — enclomiphene clears in hours, zuclomiphene can persist for weeks.
This figure is tagged FDA label in our evidence system. This figure appears in an approved product's prescribing information, which is the strongest tier in our system — a regulator-reviewed number for a specific approved product. You can see the shape this implies between doses in the Half-Life Visualizer, and compare it against every other compound in the Half-Life Data Table. Our sourcing page explains what each tier means.
Remember that an estimated curve is a model built from a population figure, not a measurement of your blood. Individual clearance varies, and for depot injections the figure describes release from the injection site rather than the compound clearing. Half-life explained →
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