Also known as
Clomifene
Clomifene is a common alias for clomiphene citrate, an anti-estrogen and aromatase inhibitor. PoseidonRX lists two products under this name: Clomid 50/50mg from Prime and Clomid 25tab/50mg from Magnus. Both contain the same active compound, differing only in presentation and brand. The page is for research and educational purposes.
What Clomifene Refers To
Clomifene refers to clomiphene citrate, a selective estrogen receptor modulator that acts as an anti-estrogen. It is categorised under Anti Estrogens and PCT / Recovery. The two products are the only ones in this shop sold under this alias, with no other brand or formulation variants listed here.
Choosing Between the Products
A buyer choosing between the Prime and Magnus versions should weigh the packaging and price. Both offer 50 mg per tablet, but Prime's pack contains 50 tablets while Magnus' contains 25. There are no other active ingredients or dose options in these products. Users typically run it as part of a PCT protocol after an estrogenic cycle.
Active ingredient
Clomiphene Citrate
Anti-Estrogen / AI
Questions & answers
What is the difference between Clomid and Clomifene?
<b>Clomid</b> is a brand name. <b>Clomifene</b> is another alias for the same active compound, clomiphene citrate.
Does this product contain any other active ingredients?
<b>No.</b> Both products contain only <b>clomiphene citrate</b>. There are no additional actives or excipients of note listed for these items.
Is Clomid the same as an aromatase inhibitor?
<b>Yes.</b> It functions as an anti-estrogen and <b>aromatase inhibitor</b>, blocking estrogenic effects in target tissues.