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Androxal

Androxal

Enclomiphene

Enclomiphene tablets for secondary hypogonadism. Unlike testosterone replacement, it can help preserve fertility in men who wish to remain fertile.

All strengths and pack prices
StrengthPackPricePer unit
50mg30 tablets$58.00$1.93
50mg60 tablets$81.00$1.35
50mg90 tablets$103.00$1.14
Active ingredient
Enclomiphene
Route
Oral use
Form
Tablet
Strengths
50mg

Androxal is the reference name. You receive a generic with the same active ingredient and strength.

No prescription needed: we place your order for Androxal on your behalf.

Alternative names
enclomiphene
Therapeutic class
Selective Oestrogen Receptor Modulator (SERM)
Pharmacological class
Oestrogen Antagonist
Known off-label uses
male infertility
Contraindications
prostate cancer; liver disease; unexplained visual abnormalities
Minor side effects
headache; hot flushes; nausea
Moderate side effects
elevated haematocrit; testicular volume change; joint pain
Serious side effects
deep vein thrombosis, requires immediate medical attention
Dosage forms
Tablet
Administration route
Oral use
Originator
Repros Therapeutics
Onset time
2–4 weeks
Duration
24 hours
Storage instructions
Store below 25°C.
Drug interactions
Oestrogens
Age restrictions
Approved for adult males.
Patient summary

Enclomiphene tablets for secondary hypogonadism. Unlike testosterone replacement, it can help preserve fertility in men who wish to remain fertile.

Mechanism of action

Antagonises oestrogen receptors in the pituitary gland, stimulating LH and FSH secretion to increase endogenous testosterone production.

Pregnancy and breastfeeding

Pregnancy: Not indicated for females. Extremely teratogenic. Breastfeeding: Not applicable.

FAQ

Is the Androxal on Direct Meds a generic?

Yes, you receive a generic. Androxal is the original brand, made by Repros Therapeutics, and Direct Meds uses the name to identify the medicine; the generic has the same active ingredient (enclomiphene) at the same strength. The generic brand and manufacturer depend on available stock.

What is another name for enclomiphene?

On Direct Meds the same ingredient is also sold as Enclomisign.

How much does Androxal cost in South Africa?

It depends on the pack size. Androxal comes in a 50mg strength, in packs of 30 to 90 tablets, and the price of every option is shown above. Prices are set in US dollars and converted. Larger packs cost less per tablet.

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What is Androxal used for?

Androxal contains enclomiphene, used for secondary hypogonadism.

When does Androxal start working?

Enclomiphene usually starts to work within 2 to 4 weeks. This varies from person to person.

What are the side effects of Androxal?

The common side effects of enclomiphene are headache, hot flushes and nausea. Less common ones include elevated haematocrit, testicular volume change and joint pain. Serious but less common side effects include deep vein thrombosis, which needs urgent medical attention.

What does Androxal interact with?

Enclomiphene can interact with oestrogens. Tell your doctor or pharmacist about every medicine you take before you start taking Androxal.

Do I need a prescription to buy Androxal in South Africa?

No, not online: Direct Meds does not ask for a prescription to order Androxal. We are a broker, not a dispensing pharmacy. We arrange orders and delivery with our affiliated supplier on your behalf.

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Where can I buy Androxal in South Africa?

On Direct Meds: choose the strength and pack, then check out. Our affiliated supplier delivers across South Africa. Estimated delivery is 7 days with Express Delivery, which includes online tracking, or up to 3 weeks with Regular Delivery.

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What you will receive

Androxal names the medicine you are looking for. What ships is a generic version of it.

  • A generic containing Enclomiphene at the strength you pick.
  • Which generic brand and maker ships depends on stock and destination.
  • Check the active ingredient, strength, form, pack, seal, batch and expiry when it arrives.

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