"Four months in. My energy is back. My practitioner managed everything in chat. Labs, dose adjustments, refill timing. I didn't take a single day off work for this."
- DAVID, 35, ON ENCLOMIPHENE 25MG DAILY
COMPARISON · ENCLOMIPHENE
Bionomy, the clinic, or the other guys.
If you're shopping for enclomiphene, you've probably looked at a hormone clinic, a couple of DTC brands, and maybe TRT itself. Here's the side-by-side with the fine print pulled out.
Take the 4-minute intakeSIDE BY SIDE
The numbers nobody puts in one table.
Bionomy
Hormone clinic
Other DTC brands
Starting price
$99/mo
$300–$500/mo
$165–$250/mo
Intake fee
Free
$300–$700 visit
$0–$59
Membership fee
None
Annual contract
$25–$75/mo
Practitioner review
24 hours
1–3 week wait
24–72 hours
Ship time
5 business days
Pharmacy pickup
7–14 days
Cancel anytime
In chat, free
Cancellation fee
Phone call required
Bloodwork included
Optional · $89 panel
Required · $200+
Optional · $99–$199
Pay-per-Rx model
Yes
No
No
Pricing reflects representative compounded enclomiphene programs in May 2026. Individual pricing varies by practitioner protocol.
WHAT YOU GET
Three things that aren't in the price.
24h
A real practitioner.
Not a chatbot. Not a survey-to-pharmacy pipeline. A licensed Bionomy practitioner reads every intake and writes the protocol, or tells you enclomiphene isn't the right fit.
$0
No card until you say yes.
The intake is free. The review is free. You only enter payment after the practitioner sends you a protocol, and you can decline any item in the cart.
5d
Plain packaging, 5 days.
Compounded at state-licensed pharmacies based on your prescription. Shipped in unmarked packaging. Discreet. Refills automatic, adjustable in chat.
WHAT MEN SAY
Members, in their own words.
"My doctor was 'wait and see.' Bionomy was 'here's your free T, here's your LH, here's the protocol.' Numbers moved in 6 weeks. Wish I'd done this two years ago."
- MARCUS, 41, ON ENCLOMIPHENE 12.5MG
"The fact that I only pay for what's approved is the whole game. No surprise charges. No 'enrollment fee.' Felt like a software product, not a clinic."
- J., 38, ENCLOMIPHENE + INITIAL PANEL
Compounded medications are not FDA approved. They are prepared by state-licensed pharmacies for individual patients based on a prescription from a licensed practitioner.