Clomid 25 - Spectrum Pharma

Clomiphene citrate was first synthesized in 1956 by chemists at Syntex. Initially investigated for contraceptive use, it soon revealed the opposite effect by stimulating ovulation. In 1967, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the drug under the trade name Clomid. Produced by companies such as Parke-Davis, it became a landmark in reproductive medicine. Beyond fertility, clomiphene citrate later found wide use in sports communities for post-cycle recovery, owing to its selective action on estrogen receptors.

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