Description
Clomiphene Citrate liquid is Clomiphene, a selective estrogen receptor modulator (SERM), supplied as a 30mL liquid at 40mg/mL (1,200mg per bottle). This batch tested at 99.34% purity. It’s sold for laboratory research only.
What is Clomiphene?
Clomiphene citrate is a SERM approved in the US in 1967 for inducing ovulation, best known as Clomid. It’s a mix of two isomers: enclomiphene, which blocks the estrogen receptor, and zuclomiphene, which acts more like a weak estrogen and lingers for weeks.
It’s a triphenylethylene, from the same chemical family as tamoxifen.
How Clomiphene acts in the lab
Clomiphene blocks estrogen receptors in the hypothalamus. The brain reads that as low estrogen and releases more GnRH, so the pituitary puts out more LH and FSH.
In women the extra FSH drives follicle growth and ovulation. In men the extra LH drives the testes to make more testosterone. The two isomers clear at very different speeds, with zuclomiphene building up over time.
Clomiphene Citrate liquid product details
- Compound: Clomiphene
- Also known as: clomiphene citrate, clomifene, Clomid (brand)
- CAS number: 50-41-9
- Molecular formula: C26H28ClNO·C6H8O7
- Molar mass: 598.1 g/mol
- Structure: triphenylethylene, citrate salt (enclomiphene and zuclomiphene mixture)
- Concentration: 40mg/mL
- Volume: 30mL (1,200mg in total)
- Form: ready-made liquid in a glass dropper bottle
- Purity: 99.34% (mass spectrometry and HPLC-UV)
- SKU: BSP-CLOMI-30
- Use: laboratory research only
Published Clomiphene studies
Greenblatt and colleagues first reported ovulation induction with clomiphene in JAMA in 1961, and it became the first-line fertility drug for decades.
It’s also studied in men with low testosterone caused by low LH. Small trials report higher LH, FSH and testosterone, which led to the separate development of enclomiphene alone.
To read the papers yourself, start with this PubMed search for Clomiphene.
Clomiphene compared with similar compounds
Here’s how Clomiphene Citrate liquid fits among related compounds. Clomiphene blocks estrogen feedback in the brain to raise LH and FSH. By comparison:
- Anastrozole is a reversible nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor
- Letrozole is the most potent of the reversible aromatase inhibitors, also used in fertility research
- Exemestane is a steroidal inhibitor that disables aromatase permanently
- Tamoxifen blocks estrogen in breast tissue but acts like it in bone and the uterus
- Raloxifene acts like estrogen in bone and blocks it in breast and uterine tissue
The first three stop estrogen from being made. The SERMs leave estrogen levels alone and change how the estrogen receptor responds in each tissue. See them all on our SERMs and aromatase inhibitors page.
Measuring Clomiphene Citrate liquid
The concentration is 40mg/mL, so the math is simple: every 1mL holds 40mg, and every 0.1mL holds 4mg. The whole 30mL bottle holds 1,200mg.
The dropper in the cap is fine for transferring liquid, but it isn’t marked finely enough for accurate measuring. For that, use a graduated 1mL measuring dropper, which reads in 0.1mL steps and costs $1.99.
Storing Clomiphene Citrate liquid
Store the bottle at room temperature, away from heat and light, with the cap screwed on firmly. There’s no need to refrigerate it.
Clomiphene Citrate liquid purity and testing
The current batch of Clomiphene Citrate liquid tested at 99.34% purity by mass spectrometry and UV (HPLC) analysis. That figure comes from the batch report, not a marketing estimate, and it’s the reason we list the exact number instead of rounding up.
Note the batch number on the label when the bottle arrives. That’s what the certificate of analysis is filed under, and we’ll send you a copy on request.
Write the batch number in your lab notes when you open a new bottle. If you ever need to compare results between orders, that’s the detail you’ll want.
Clomiphene Citrate liquid quantity deals
Buying for a longer project? Clomiphene Citrate liquid is available in these quantities:
- 1 bottle: $32.47
- Buy 2 get 1 free: 3 bottles for $64.94, about $21.65 a bottle
- Bulk 50 pack: 50 bottles for $947.50, about $18.95 a bottle
- Bulk 100 pack: 100 bottles for $1,695.00, about $16.95 a bottle
- Bulk 200 pack: 200 bottles for $2,990.00, about $14.95 a bottle
The free-bottle offer is the easiest saving if you’ll use more than one bottle. The third bottle is the same product from the same stock.
Bulk packs are meant for labs and resellers running larger studies. Every bottle is sealed separately, so you only open what you need and keep the rest in storage. See all our bulk research liquids for other compounds sold this way.
Related to Clomiphene Citrate liquid
- Exemestane Liquid 25mg/mL (30mL), an aromatase inactivator in a 30mL bottle
- Tamoxifen Citrate Liquid 20mg/mL (30mL), a SERM in a 30mL bottle
- Letrozole Liquid 2.5mg/mL (30mL), an aromatase inhibitor in a 30mL bottle
- Raloxifene Liquid 60mg/mL (30mL), a SERM in a 30mL bottle
- Anastrozole Liquid 1mg/mL (30mL), an aromatase inhibitor in a 30mL bottle
Browse the full SERMs and aromatase inhibitors range, or see everything on our research liquids page.
Clomiphene Citrate liquid FAQ
How much is in the Clomiphene Citrate liquid bottle?
30mL of solution at 40mg/mL, which is 1,200mg in total. The amount is printed on the label.
Is there a deal for buying more than one?
Yes. Choose Buy 2 Get 1 Free to get three bottles for the price shown in the dropdown.
Do you sell it in bulk?
Yes. Bulk packs of up to 200 bottles are in the quantity dropdown on this page, at a much lower price per bottle.
Does Clomiphene Citrate liquid need mixing?
No. It’s already a solution in a dropper bottle, so there’s no powder to reconstitute.
How should I store it?
At room temperature, out of direct sunlight, with the cap screwed on tight. It doesn’t need a fridge.
Buy Clomiphene Citrate liquid from Blue Sky Peptide
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Need more for the same project? See the rest of our SERMs and aromatase inhibitors.
For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use. Not evaluated by the FDA.
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