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Hi, I’d like to share my experience with Enclomiphene from Driada.
I started taking Enclomiphene on January 3rd, 2026.
My bloodwork before using Enclomiphene:
Total Testosterone: 646 ng/dL
Free Testosterone: 106 pg/mL
SHBG: 48 nmol/L
Albumin: 4.8 g/dL
I spent a lot of time researching dosing protocols and intervals. In studies, doses ranged from 12.5 mg to 25 mg daily. For a PCT, I would probably follow a similar schedule, but if you just want to improve your baseline testosterone, that approach can quickly cause issues.
Many users report libido crashes and mental discomfort. That likely comes from the effects of chronically low estrogen levels in the brain (at least according to current theories).
Because of that, many users switched to different dosing intervals - anywhere from 6.25 mg every other day or 12.5 mg every third day, to 12.5 mg once a week.
I decided to go with 12.5 mg every third day.
I can’t report anything too dramatic so far since the effects are quite subtle - but still noticeable if you pay attention and know how you felt before.
Even though my baseline numbers looked decent at first glance, my free testosterone wasn’t in a good range because of high SHBG. I tried everything to lower it - Tongkat Ali, 10 mg boron, 50 mg zinc - but it stayed high.
As a result, I had symptoms of low testosterone: low energy no matter how much I slept, declining strength in the gym, muscle loss despite training, mood swings...
All of that has gone away since I started taking Enclomiphene, and I keep feeling better overall.
Blood results from January 19th:
Total Testosterone: 1344 ng/dL
Free Testosterone: 145 pg/mL
SHBG: 100 nmol/L
Estrogen: 21.5 pg/mL
As you can see - clear improvements, and I can feel them too.
However, my SHBG is extremely high, and I’m not quite sure what to do about it. I even had dumb thoughts like maybe taking a low-dose Anavar cycle for a short time, but that’s obviously not a sustainable approach.
Overall, I’m really satisfied with the results. If you have any feedback, suggestions, or tips, I’d be happy to hear them
I started taking Enclomiphene on January 3rd, 2026.
My bloodwork before using Enclomiphene:
Total Testosterone: 646 ng/dL
Free Testosterone: 106 pg/mL
SHBG: 48 nmol/L
Albumin: 4.8 g/dL
I spent a lot of time researching dosing protocols and intervals. In studies, doses ranged from 12.5 mg to 25 mg daily. For a PCT, I would probably follow a similar schedule, but if you just want to improve your baseline testosterone, that approach can quickly cause issues.
Many users report libido crashes and mental discomfort. That likely comes from the effects of chronically low estrogen levels in the brain (at least according to current theories).
Because of that, many users switched to different dosing intervals - anywhere from 6.25 mg every other day or 12.5 mg every third day, to 12.5 mg once a week.
I decided to go with 12.5 mg every third day.
I can’t report anything too dramatic so far since the effects are quite subtle - but still noticeable if you pay attention and know how you felt before.
Even though my baseline numbers looked decent at first glance, my free testosterone wasn’t in a good range because of high SHBG. I tried everything to lower it - Tongkat Ali, 10 mg boron, 50 mg zinc - but it stayed high.
As a result, I had symptoms of low testosterone: low energy no matter how much I slept, declining strength in the gym, muscle loss despite training, mood swings...
All of that has gone away since I started taking Enclomiphene, and I keep feeling better overall.
Blood results from January 19th:
Total Testosterone: 1344 ng/dL
Free Testosterone: 145 pg/mL
SHBG: 100 nmol/L
Estrogen: 21.5 pg/mL
As you can see - clear improvements, and I can feel them too.
However, my SHBG is extremely high, and I’m not quite sure what to do about it. I even had dumb thoughts like maybe taking a low-dose Anavar cycle for a short time, but that’s obviously not a sustainable approach.
Overall, I’m really satisfied with the results. If you have any feedback, suggestions, or tips, I’d be happy to hear them