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Five treatments. One flat price. Arizona-licensed providers.
AZTRT offers five provider-guided treatments to Arizona men, entirely by telehealth: testosterone replacement therapy, enclomiphene, tirzepatide, tadalafil and sermorelin. Testosterone replacement therapy is $149 per month, covering provider visits, dose management and medication shipped to your door. The other four treatments are priced individually. Every plan starts the same way: a free video consult with a provider licensed in Arizona, then enrollment, then we order your labs — initial labs are included for new patients. Your provider decides whether treatment is clinically appropriate once the results are back. Treatment is available only to Arizona residents.
Low testosterone is not one problem with one answer. What suits a 52-year-old who is done having children is the wrong starting point for a 34-year-old who isn't. Here is each option and who it fits.
Nothing here can be bought without a clinician review. Every product on this page — including the ones you can order online — is reviewed by an Arizona-licensed provider against your bloodwork and history before anything is dispensed. If she declines, nothing ships and you’re refunded minus $50 for labs (refund policy).
For men with lab-confirmed low testosterone and matching symptoms
For men who want higher testosterone without losing fertility
For weight that hasn't moved with diet and training alone
For erectile function and reliable performance
For sleep quality, recovery and body composition
A provider makes the final call from your labs. But this is the honest short version of how the six differ.
| Treatment | Best for | How it's taken | Effect on fertility | How you start |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TRT | Lab-confirmed low testosterone with symptoms | Weekly injection | Suppresses sperm production | Clinician review required |
| Enclomiphene | Raising testosterone while keeping fertility | Oral capsule | Preserves sperm production | Clinician review required |
| Tirzepatide | Weight that hasn't shifted with diet and training | Weekly injection | No direct effect | Clinician review required |
| Tadalafil | Erectile function and performance | Oral tablet, daily or as needed | No direct effect | Clinician review required |
| Sermorelin | Sleep, recovery and body composition | Oral troche — dissolves in the mouth, no injection | No direct effect | Clinician review required |
Every treatment on this page requires a prescription from an Arizona-licensed provider. Ordering online starts a clinical review — it does not guarantee a prescription.
Most Arizona clinics won't quote you a number until you've booked a consult. Here's the whole list. Some treatments are priced monthly and some by the vial — we've shown each one as it's actually billed rather than converting everything to a monthly figure.
| Treatment | Price | What's included | How you start |
|---|---|---|---|
| TRT | $149per month | Provider visits, dose management, medication shipped to your door | Clinician review required |
| Enclomiphene | $159per month | Provider review, medication shipped | Clinician review required |
| Tirzepatide | $249per vial — 2 mL, 25 mg total ≈ 1 month at higher doses, up to ~2.5 months on maintenance |
Provider review, dose titration, medication shipped | Clinician review required |
| Tadalafil | $79per month — 5 mg daily | Provider review, medication shipped discreetly | Clinician review required |
| Sermorelin | $159per 30-day supply | Provider review, medication shipped | Clinician review required |
Tirzepatide is billed by the vial, not by the month, because how long a vial lasts depends on the dose your provider sets. A tirzepatide vial is closer to a month at higher doses and can stretch to around two and a half months once you're on a maintenance dose. Your provider will tell you what your own monthly cost works out to before you start.
No membership fee on top of the treatment price. No per-visit charge. Full cancellation terms are shown before you pay.
Initial labs are included for new patients as part of the initial offer. Follow-up monitoring labs are billed separately and can often be applied to HSA, FSA or insurance.
Book My Free Consult →You talk to a provider first — before you pay for anything, and before you set foot in a lab.
A live video appointment with an Arizona-licensed provider. You talk through your symptoms, goals and history, and ask whatever you want. No cost, no obligation.
If it looks like a fit, you enroll. New patients get their initial labs included in the offer — you're not paying for bloodwork on top.
We send the order to a lab near you. Testosterone has to be drawn early in the morning, fasted. Results go straight to your provider.
Your provider reviews the results and decides what's clinically appropriate. If treatment is indicated, medication ships to your door with a follow-up booked.
The prescribing decision comes after your labs, not at the consult. A provider can and will decline treatment if your results don't support it.
Our providers are licensed in Arizona, which sets some firm boundaries. Better you know them now than after you've filled in a form.
Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance. Federal telemedicine rules require a live two-way audio-video appointment to establish care before it can be prescribed — audio-only isn't permitted for testosterone. Any clinic promising a script from a form alone is not describing a process that meets the standard of care.
The same goes for bloodwork. American Urological Association guidance calls for two separate early-morning fasting total testosterone measurements before a diagnosis of testosterone deficiency is made, alongside baseline safety labs. We follow that. It's slower than "instant" — it's also the reason treatment works and stays safe.
“Most men who come to us don't need convincing that something's changed. What they need is someone to look at the actual numbers and tell them honestly whether treatment will help — and sometimes the answer is no.”
This page is general health information, not medical advice, and is not a substitute for consultation with a licensed provider.
The assessment is free and takes about a minute. If your labs and symptoms don't support treatment, we'll tell you that too.
Book My Free Consult →Consult to medication shipped to your door — every step, and what happens if the labs say no.
Read more →$149 a month, published, including what is billed separately.
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Read more →Lauren Orta, FNP-C. Licence #261957, verifiable with the state board.
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