This article covers how labs, renewals, pharmacy orders, and communication with your clinician work while you’re on the Enclomiphene Protocol.

Enclomiphene works by stimulating your body’s natural hormone production, so labs are an important part of evaluating your response and safety.

Your clinician reviews your medical history and baseline labs to determine whether enclomiphene is appropriate for you. These labs help assess your initial hormone levels and overall health factors.

Follow-up labs may be required to monitor your response and ensure the protocol remains safe. These labs help your clinician:

Your clinician will review your results with you and guide next steps.

Renewals depend on:

A refill may not be approved if a required follow-up (such as labs or a check-in) is missing. This ensures the treatment is used safely.

If a renewal is due, you’ll receive notifications through your account or by email. You can also check your patient portal for status updates.

Enclomiphene is available in specific states where Maximus clinicians are licensed to provide care. If you move or update your address, availability may change. Your account will show whether the protocol is currently offered in your state.

Once a refill or renewal is approved by your clinician:

Tracking information is typically emailed once the pharmacy fulfills the order. If something seems delayed or incorrect, you can reach out to Support for assistance.

For medical questions, symptoms, or concerns related to enclomiphene, you can message your clinician through your patient portal. This is the best place for:

Urgent or severe symptoms should be addressed through emergency medical care, not the portal.