Clomid 50mg Research Tablets – 60ct | Analytical & In-Vitro

Clomid (50mg) is a laboratory-grade research compound formulated in solid tablet form to support controlled analytical and chemical testing. Each tablet contains 50mg of research material, enabling precise measurement for GC-MS profiling, HPLC analysis, structural verification, purity assessment, and degradation studies.

The 60-tablet format provides researchers with a stable, consistent reference material suitable for ongoing laboratory evaluation. Produced in a sterile and quality-controlled environment, Clomid (50mg) ensures dependable performance for in-vitro and instrument-based research applications.

This product is intended strictly for scientific research and is not for human consumption, medical use, or biological/in-vivo testing.

Laboratory Applications 

Clomid (50mg, 60ct) is suitable for:

• GC-MS and HPLC analytical profiling

• Structural and purity verification

• Degradation and stability studies

• Solid-compound solubility research

• Chemical reference comparison

• In-vitro, non-biological analysis

Product Format

• 60 tablets

• 50mg active material per tablet

• Research-only solid reagent

FAQ 

1. What is Clomid (50mg, 60ct)?

Clomid is a solid-form research analytical compound containing 50mg per tablet, designed for chemical and in-vitro laboratory studies.

2. Is Clomid intended for human use?

No. This material is not for human or veterinary use, medical treatment, or performance application.

3. What research applications can Clomid support?

Typical non-biological laboratory uses include:

• GC-MS/HPLC evaluation

• Structural and purity testing

• Solvent interaction studies

• Tablet stability and degradation research

• Reference material comparison

• In-vitro, non-biological experimental work

4. How many tablets come in each container?

Each unit contains 60 tablets, each at 50mg concentration.

5. Is documentation or COA available?

Documentation may be provided upon request if available.

6. Can Clomid be used for biological or in-vivo research?

No. It is restricted to analytical and in-vitro laboratory research only.