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Men's Hormone Optimization

Enclomiphene: Raise Your Own Testosterone Without TRT

Enclomiphene signals your body to produce more of its own testosterone rather than replacing it from outside. That difference matters if you want to protect fertility, if you would rather not commit to testosterone indefinitely, or if you live outside Texas. Available by virtual care in all 11 states where we are licensed with no in-person visit required. $199 to start, which covers your evaluation and your first month of medication. $159 per month after that, at any dose.

11
States available
$199
To start
medication included
0
In-person visits
required

A different mechanism, not a weaker one.

Testosterone replacement gives your body testosterone from an outside source. Your body notices, and turns its own production down or off. That works, and for many men it is the right choice.

Enclomiphene works the other way around. It blocks estrogen receptors in the hypothalamus, which removes the brake on the signals that tell your testes to produce testosterone. Your pituitary releases more LH and FSH, and your own production increases.

You end up in a similar place. How you got there is what determines whether you keep your fertility and whether you can stop.

The brake comes off

Estrogen normally tells the hypothalamus to slow down testosterone signalling. Enclomiphene blocks that signal at the receptor, so the hypothalamus keeps calling for production.

LH and FSH rise

Your pituitary responds by releasing more luteinising hormone and follicle-stimulating hormone. LH drives testosterone production. FSH drives sperm production, which is why fertility is generally maintained.

Your testes do the work

Because the testosterone is yours, the axis stays active. That is what makes stopping more straightforward than coming off replacement, and it is also why the treatment requires testes that can still respond.

Enclomiphene compared to testosterone therapy.

Enclomiphene Testosterone Therapy
How it works Stimulates your own production Replaces testosterone from outside
Effect on fertility Generally preserved Suppressed, sometimes for months after stopping
Form Oral capsule, daily Injection, cream, or pellet
Controlled substance No Yes, Schedule III
In-person visit Not required Required in Texas to start and annually
Where we can treat you All 11 licensed states Texas only
Stopping Axis generally recovers Recovery can take months and is not guaranteed
Best suited to Men with intact testicular function who want to preserve fertility or avoid long-term replacement Men with primary testicular failure, or who have not responded to stimulation
Monitoring Labs at baseline, 90 days, then every 6 months Labs at baseline, 90 days, then every 6 months
Neither option is better in the abstract. Which one fits depends on your labs, your history, whether your testes are still responsive, and what you want from treatment. That is what the evaluation determines.

Enclomiphene is usually the better starting point if:

You may want children

This is the clearest reason. Testosterone therapy suppresses sperm production. If fertility is on the table now or later, this conversation should happen before you start anything.

You live outside Texas

Testosterone requires an in-person visit in Texas. Enclomiphene does not, so we can evaluate and treat you by virtual care in all 11 states where we are licensed.

You do not want to inject

Enclomiphene is a daily oral capsule. No needles, no sharps disposal, no injection schedule to manage.

You would rather not commit indefinitely

Because your own axis stays active, stopping is generally more straightforward than coming off testosterone replacement.

Your testes still respond

Enclomiphene works by stimulation, so it needs a system that can respond. Your LH, FSH, and testosterone tell us whether that is the case.

You are early in the process

Many men are told TRT is the only option. It is worth knowing whether stimulation would work before committing to replacement.

One price, any dose.

Your dose is set by your labs and your response, not by what you are willing to pay. 6.25mg, 12.5mg, and 25mg are all the same monthly price. Your baseline panel and your six-month repeat are included.

Getting Started
One time, includes medication
First Month
Your evaluation, screening, protocol design, and your first month of medication. You bring labs from the last 90 days. Virtual care in all 11 states.
$199
First Month with Panel
Everything above, plus your full baseline panel ordered and paid by us.
$349
After Month One
Monthly
Enclomiphene Program
Medication included at any dose. Protocol management, refills, and secure messaging. Your baseline panel and a repeat at six months are included.
$159 /mo
90-Day Prepay
Three months, one shipment
Enclomiphene Program, 90 Days
One shipment, one charge. Saves $58 against paying monthly.
$419

$199 to start. $159 a month after that.

Your first payment covers the evaluation and your first month of medication, so there is no separate consultation fee. Monthly billing carries a 3 month minimum term. If you cancel before your third monthly payment, a one-time fee equal to one month, $159, applies and nothing more. The 90 day plan satisfies the minimum, and after that you can cancel any time.

The prices on this page are what you pay. Medication is included at every dose, and your baseline panel and six-month repeat are included in the program. If your plan calls for something outside what is listed here, you get the price before anything is ordered. Navara Health is a cash-pay practice and does not bill insurance. Financing is available through Cherry.

What men ask us most.

Is there a separate consultation fee?
No. Your first payment of $199 covers the evaluation, screening, protocol design, and your first month of medication. After that it is $159 a month. If you want us to order and pay for your baseline labs, the first month is $349.
What is enclomiphene?
Enclomiphene is an oral medication that signals the brain to increase the body's own testosterone production, rather than replacing testosterone from outside. It works on the hypothalamic-pituitary axis, prompting the pituitary to release more LH and FSH, which in turn stimulates the testes.
How is enclomiphene different from TRT?
Testosterone replacement supplies testosterone from an outside source, and the body responds by reducing or stopping its own production. Enclomiphene works in the opposite direction, stimulating your own production. That difference matters most for fertility and for whether the treatment can be stopped.
Does enclomiphene affect fertility?
This is the main reason men choose it. Testosterone therapy suppresses the signals that drive sperm production and can significantly reduce fertility, sometimes for months after stopping. Enclomiphene raises LH and FSH instead, so sperm production is generally maintained. If you may want children, raise this before starting any testosterone protocol.
Is enclomiphene FDA-approved?
No. Enclomiphene is not FDA-approved for treating low testosterone in men and is prescribed off-label. Off-label prescribing is legal and common when supported by evidence and clinical judgment. The risks, benefits, and alternatives are reviewed with you before anything is prescribed.
Do I need an in-person visit?
No. Unlike testosterone, which is a controlled substance requiring an in-person evaluation in Texas, enclomiphene can be evaluated and prescribed entirely by virtual care in all 11 states where we are licensed: Texas, Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington.
What labs do I need?
A baseline panel including total, free, and bioavailable testosterone, LH and FSH, sensitive estradiol, prolactin, CBC, CMP, thyroid, and PSA. Labs are repeated at 90 days and then every six months. If you have recent labs from another provider we can often work from those.
How long until I notice a difference?
Most men see laboratory changes within four to six weeks. Symptom changes such as energy, drive, and mental clarity typically lag the labs and are usually assessed at the 90-day mark. Response varies and not everyone responds.
Can I switch from TRT to enclomiphene?
Sometimes, and it is a conversation worth having if fertility has become a concern or you would rather not stay on testosterone indefinitely. The transition requires planning and monitoring, because the axis needs time to recover. This is evaluated case by case.
Is there a dose difference in price?
No. The program is one price at any dose, whether 6.25mg, 12.5mg, or 25mg. Your dose is set by your response and your labs, not by what you are willing to pay.

How your visit actually works.

Not every visit needs a video call. What we do depends on what you are being seen for, your history, and what your state requires. Here is the whole process, start to finish.

01
You schedule

Pick a time online. Nothing is charged at that moment. You will get an invoice by text and email straight after.

02
You pay and complete your forms

Your intake and consent form is linked with the service at booking. Your appointment is confirmed once that form and your payment are both complete. If you did not fill it in at booking, we send it to you.

03
We meet, in whichever format fits

Secure online questionnaire with provider review, a phone consultation, or a HIPAA-compliant video visit. See below for how that is decided.

How we decide the format

Your provider chooses based on what you are being seen for, your medical history, what your state requires, and whether anything needs to be discussed or examined directly. Some visits are straightforward and a questionnaire is genuinely enough. Others need a conversation. We will not stretch a fifteen-minute question into a video call, and we will not shortcut something that needs one.

Format One
Secure online questionnaire

Reviewed by your provider. Best for refills and straightforward follow-ups.

Format Two
Phone consultation

When something needs talking through but not looking at.

Format Three
HIPAA-compliant video visit

For new starts, complex histories, and anything needing visual assessment.

If laboratory testing is needed, treatment recommendations and prescriptions, where clinically appropriate, follow after your results and history have been reviewed. We do not prescribe before we have read what we ordered.

Before booking, please review our Payment & Cancellation Policy Terms & Conditions, and Privacy Policy. All new patients complete a General Intake & Consent Form. The link appears with the service when you book. If you have not completed it by then, we will send it to you, and your appointment is confirmed once both the form and payment are in. By scheduling, you acknowledge that you have reviewed and agree to these policies. Questions before you book? Call or text (469) 653-3124.

Laboratory Work

Two panels a year included. Everything else, your choice.

Your baseline panel when you start and a repeat at six months are both ordered, paid for and scheduled by us. Sometimes your results or symptoms call for a check before the next scheduled panel. When that happens you have three ways to handle it.

Included in your program

Baseline panel at enrollment and a repeat monitoring panel at six months. Ordered, paid for, and scheduled by us. Nothing is billed to you for these.

Use your insurance

We send the order to Quest or LabCorp and they bill your plan directly.

We cannot guarantee coverage. Your plan, your deductible, and how your insurer classifies the test decide what you owe. Insurers frequently deny hormone testing as not medically necessary. Call the number on your card or contact Quest before your draw to confirm.

Bring labs from your PCP

If your primary care provider orders similar testing and it is covered under your plan, bring us the results.

As long as they are current, include the markers we need, and come from an accredited laboratory, we will use them. This is often the least expensive route, and we will tell you exactly what to ask your PCP to order.

Pay cash

We build a bundle of only the markers your situation calls for rather than a full panel.

You get the price before the order is placed, so there are no surprises. A single follow-up marker is often under $30.

Safety monitoring is not optional. On enclomiphene we track testosterone, LH, FSH, sensitive estradiol, and hematocrit, because raising testosterone through your own axis can still raise red cell mass and shift estradiol. Where a test is required for safe prescribing, we will tell you it is required rather than optional, and treatment continues once it is completed.

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  • We will tell you honestly if we are not the right fit
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Find out whether stimulation would work for you.

Not sure whether enclomiphene or testosterone therapy fits? Take the free men's assessment first, or book an evaluation and we will work it out from your labs. $199 to start, medication included, no in-person visit required in any of our 11 licensed states.

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Written and clinically reviewed by Jessica Boggs, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, ENP-C, founder of Navara Health. Medical oversight by Simal Patel, MD.

Last reviewed September 6, 2026. This page is general information, not medical advice, and does not create a provider relationship.

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