Brand: Anfarm Hellas
Clomid Anfarm is a tablet that contains clomiphene citrate, made by Anfarm Hellas, a Greek pharmaceutical company. Clomiphene is a non-steroidal compound. It was developed mainly to treat women who have trouble getting pregnant, by triggering ovulation. Doctors also use it for certain ovarian function problems. It's used off-label in men for low sperm counts and for low testosterone caused by weak signals from the brain. In strength-training circles, it's best known as a recovery product, since the steroidy.eu reference describes it as a way to restart the body's own testosterone production after anabolic steroid use. Clomiphene is described as normalizing sperm production and testosterone more slowly and less strongly than tamoxifen.
Clomid Anfarm is clomiphene citrate, a non-steroidal compound that works like a weak estrogen. It sits on estrogen receptors in the brain, which makes the body think its estrogen level is low. In response, the brain sends out more LH and FSH, the signals that drive ovulation in women and testosterone and sperm production in men. Each tablet contains 50 mg of clomiphene citrate.
It is a clomiphene citrate tablet from Anfarm Hellas, Greece, supplied as 50 mg tablets.
No. It's a non-steroidal SERM, which means it doesn't build muscle. It works on the hormone signals that control ovulation, testosterone and sperm production.
It's used to trigger ovulation in women who have trouble getting pregnant and to treat some ovarian function problems. Off-label, it's used in men for low sperm counts and low testosterone.
Both are SERMs, but they work differently. Clomiphene mainly drives the brain's hormone signals, and tamoxifen is stronger at blocking estrogen in breast tissue. The steroidy.eu reference describes clomiphene as weaker than tamoxifen for raising testosterone.
All three contain clomiphene citrate at 50 mg per tablet and share the same pharmacology. The difference is the manufacturer and the pack size.
Clomid is approved by the FDA for ovulatory dysfunction in women who want to become pregnant, under prescription. Use in men is off-label, and this specific Anfarm product is not an FDA-approved medicine.
No. Clomiphene is a prescription medicine in most countries, and non-prescribed use is regulated.
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