Clomid

Name: Clomid
Other common names and terms: Clomid, Chloramiphene, Serophene, Clostilbergyt, Clomidex, Clomidac, Clomed, Ovitec, Clomifene, Dyneric, Genozym, Clomivid, Fertilin, Omifin, Fetrop, Clomixyl, Tevrol, Fertomid, Prolifen, Fertitone, Gravosan, Fulfyn, Syphene, Serofen, Clofert, Pergolime, Ardomon, Clomiphene, Clomifeni citras, Clominova, Nefimol
Active Life: 5-7 Days
Drug Class: Selective Estrogen Receptor Modulator; Progonadotropin
Detection Time: 4 Months
Chemical Structure: 2-(4-(2-chloro-1,2-diphenylethenyl)phenoxy)-N,N-diethyl-ethanamine
Common Doses: 25-150 mg/day
Blood pressure: No
Acne: No
Water retention: No
Aromatisation: No
Liver toxicity: Very low
Decrease HPTA function: None