Also known as
Roche Clomid
Roche Clomid is the original brand name for clomifene citrate, a selective estrogen receptor modulator. It was first introduced by F. Hoffmann-La Roche and remains the reference standard for this class of compounds. In SynthesisGear's catalogue, it is listed under the single product Clomigen 60tab/50mg Clomifene Citrate from Genetic Labs. This anti-estrogen is primarily used in post-cycle therapy to manage estrogenic side effects and support hormonal recovery after anabolic steroid cycles.
Identity of the Compound
The term Roche Clomid refers specifically to clomifene citrate. It is a non-steroidal anti-estrogen that acts as an estrogen receptor antagonist. The compound is not structurally related to any other steroid in this catalogue. Its primary pharmacological role is the blockade of estrogen receptors, which is why it is classified under the Anti-Estrogens category. There are no other brand variations or generic names for this specific molecule currently stocked by SynthesisGear.
Product and Dosing
SynthesisGear stocks exactly one product under this alias: Clomigen. It is manufactured by Genetic Labs and contains 50 mg of clomifene citrate per tablet. The standard presentation is a 60-tablet pack, which provides a total of 3 grams of the active ingredient. Dosing protocols for post-cycle therapy are typically based on body weight and cycle history, with users commonly reporting that 100 mg to 200 mg daily is sufficient to maintain hormonal stability during the recovery period.
Questions & answers
Is Roche Clomid an anti-estrogen?
Yes, it is a selective estrogen receptor modulator that functions primarily as an antagonist at the estrogen receptor.
What is the standard dose of Clomigen?
Doses typically range from 100 mg to 200 mg per day, depending on individual needs and cycle history.
Who manufactures this product?
Genetic Labs is the manufacturer of Clomigen, which is the only product available under this alias in the shop.