🧬 Compound Profile
Compound
Enclomiphene Citrate
CAS Number
7599-79-3
Molecular Formula
C₃₂H₃₆ClNO₈ (citrate salt)
Molecular Weight
≈ 598.09 g/mol
Structure
Non-steroidal selective estrogen receptor modulator (SERM), supplied as a citrate salt form
Purity
≥98–99%
Form
Capsule-based format containing powdered enclomiphene citrate with excipients (e.g. dextrose)
Appearance
Encapsulated solid (individual units)
🧪 Usage & Storage
Intended Use
Enclomiphene citrate is a small-molecule compound supplied in a capsule-based format for laboratory research applications, supporting controlled handling and allocation in analytical and experimental settings.
Handling Notes
Each capsule contains a pre-defined quantity of material to support consistency during research procedures.
Capsules should be handled using appropriate laboratory practices.
Storage
Store at controlled room temperature (15–25°C)
Keep in a dry, sealed container, protected from moisture and light
Avoid exposure to heat and humidity
🧪 Production & Quality Assurance
Production Overview
Enclomiphene citrate is produced through controlled chemical synthesis, followed by salt formation to yield the citrate form.
Purification
The material is purified using chromatographic and crystallisation techniques to remove impurities and ensure high purity.
Formulation
The purified compound is processed into a powdered formulation and blended with excipients (e.g. dextrose) under controlled conditions to support uniformity.
Encapsulation
The formulated material is encapsulated under controlled conditions, providing pre-measured quantities for consistent handling.
Analytical Characterisation
Each batch is analysed using:
Chromatographic methods (e.g. HPLC) for purity assessment
Spectroscopic techniques for identity confirmation
Quality Assurance
Batches are produced and processed under controlled conditions and evaluated against predefined quality criteria to ensure consistency, identity, and purity.
Batch Consistency
Standardised production and analytical verification ensure reproducibility across batches.
Further Information
For additional detail on compound production processes, please refer to our “How Compounds Are Made” blog.
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