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TRT & Men's Hormone Therapy Services in Arizona | AZTRT

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Men's Hormone Therapy in Arizona

Six treatments. One flat price. Arizona-licensed providers.

AZTRT offers six physician-guided treatments to Arizona men, entirely by telehealth: testosterone replacement therapy, enclomiphene, HCG, tirzepatide, tadalafil and sermorelin. Testosterone replacement therapy is $149 per month, covering provider visits, ongoing monitoring and medication shipped to your door. The other five treatments are priced individually. Every plan starts the same way: a free video consult with a provider licensed in Arizona, then enrolment, then we order your labs — lab work is included for new patients. Your provider decides whether treatment is clinically appropriate once the results are back. Treatment is available only to Arizona residents.

TRT from $149/month Free consult, labs included for new patients Arizona residents only Video visit, not a questionnaire
What We Treat

Six Treatments, Matched To What's Actually Wrong

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.

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Enclomiphene

For men who want higher testosterone without losing fertility

  • Signals your own body to produce more testosterone
  • Preserves sperm production, unlike testosterone therapy
  • Taken orally — no injections
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Tirzepatide

For weight that hasn't moved with diet and training alone

  • A GLP-1/GIP medication that reduces appetite and intake
  • Dose stepped up gradually under provider monitoring
  • Can run alongside hormone therapy
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Tadalafil

For erectile function and reliable performance

  • Available as a low daily dose or as-needed
  • Works by improving blood flow, not hormone levels
  • Often paired with hormone therapy when both are involved
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Sermorelin

For sleep quality, recovery and body composition

  • A peptide that prompts your own growth hormone release
  • Taken as a troche that dissolves in the mouth — no injection
  • The evidence base is smaller than for TRT — we'll be straight with you about that
Side By Side

Which One Is Right For You?

A provider makes the final call from your labs. But this is the honest short version of how the six differ.

Comparison of AZTRT treatments by best use, delivery method, effect on fertility and how to start
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 Intake form + video visit
Enclomiphene Raising testosterone while keeping fertility Oral capsule Preserves sperm production Order online
HCG Maintaining testicular function, often during TRT Subcutaneous injection Supports sperm production Intake form + video visit
Tirzepatide Weight that hasn't shifted with diet and training Weekly injection No direct effect Order online
Tadalafil Erectile function and performance Oral tablet, daily or as needed No direct effect Order online
Sermorelin Sleep, recovery and body composition Oral troche — dissolves in the mouth, no injection No direct effect Order online

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.

What It Costs

Every Price, In Public

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.

Monthly pricing for each AZTRT treatment
Treatment Price What's included How you start
TRT $149per month Provider visits, ongoing monitoring, medication shipped to your door Intake form + video visit
Enclomiphene $159per month Provider review, ongoing monitoring, medication shipped Order online
HCG $368per vial — typically 3–4 months
≈ $92–123/month
Provider visits, ongoing monitoring, medication shipped Intake form + video visit
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 Order online
Tadalafil $79per month — 5 mg daily Provider review, medication shipped discreetly Order online
Sermorelin $159per 30-day supply Provider review, ongoing monitoring, medication shipped Order online

HCG and tirzepatide are billed by the vial, not by the month, because how long a vial lasts depends on the dose your provider sets. An HCG vial typically lasts three to four months, which works out to roughly $92–$123 a month. 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.

What every price includes

  • Your video consult is free — you talk to a provider before you pay anything
  • Lab work included for new patients — your initial panel is covered in the starting offer
  • Ongoing monitoring — dose adjustments and safety checks as you go
  • Your medication, shipped to your door
  • Messaging with your care team between visits

Worth knowing

No membership fee on top of the treatment price. No per-visit charge. No contract — cancel any time.

Lab work is 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.

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The Process

How Treatment Actually Starts

You talk to a provider first — before you pay for anything, and before you set foot in a lab.

Step 1
🎥

Free Video Consult

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.

Step 2
✍️

Sign Up

If it looks like a fit, you enrol. New patients get their lab work included in the initial offer — you're not paying for bloodwork on top.

Step 3
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We Order Your Labs

We send the order to a lab near you. Testosterone has to be drawn early in the morning, fasted. Results come back in about 48 hours.

Step 4
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Protocol & Delivery

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.

Arizona Rules

Who We Can And Can't Treat

Our providers are licensed in Arizona, which sets some firm boundaries. Better you know them now than after you've filled in a form.

We can treat you if

  • You're an Arizona resident and physically in Arizona for your visit
  • You're 18 or older
  • You can attend a live video appointment
  • You're willing to complete bloodwork before and during treatment

We can't treat you if

  • You live outside Arizona, or you're out of state at the time of the visit
  • You want a prescription without bloodwork or an appointment
  • Your labs and symptoms don't support treatment — providers do decline
  • A condition in your history makes treatment unsafe for you

Why it's a video visit, not a questionnaire

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.

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“[SUGGESTED — for Dr. Froese to approve or rewrite in her own words] 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.”

Medically reviewed by Ashley Froese, D.O.
Co-Founder & Medical Director, AZTRT · Board certified in Family Medicine by the American Board of Family Medicine · Arizona medical license #[ADD LICENSE NUMBER]
Last reviewed: 29 August 2026 · Meet the team →

Common Questions

What Arizona Men Ask Before Starting

Which AZTRT treatment is right for me?
It depends on your labs and your goals. Men with clinically low testosterone who are done having children usually start on TRT. Men who want higher testosterone while protecting fertility usually start on enclomiphene or HCG. Tirzepatide addresses weight, tadalafil addresses erectile function, and sermorelin targets sleep and recovery. An Arizona-licensed provider reviews your bloodwork and symptoms on a video visit before anything is prescribed.
Do I need bloodwork before starting TRT?
Yes. Testosterone therapy requires two separate morning fasting total testosterone measurements before a diagnosis is made, per American Urological Association guidance, plus baseline safety labs including hematocrit and PSA where appropriate. We order the panel at a lab near you. Any clinic offering testosterone without bloodwork is not practising to the standard of care.
What testosterone level is considered low?
The American Urological Association uses a total testosterone below 300 ng/dL, confirmed on two separate early-morning fasting draws, together with symptoms. Numbers alone don't make the diagnosis — a man at 320 ng/dL with significant symptoms may be a candidate, and a man at 280 ng/dL without symptoms may not be. That judgement is what the video visit is for.
Do I have to live in Arizona?
Yes. AZTRT's providers are licensed in Arizona, so we can only treat patients who are Arizona residents and who are physically located in Arizona at the time of the visit.
Is the appointment a phone call or a video visit?
Video. Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance, and federal telemedicine rules require a live two-way audio-video visit to establish care. Audio-only isn't permitted for testosterone prescribing.
How much does TRT cost at AZTRT?
TRT is $149 per month. That covers provider consultations, ongoing monitoring and your medication, shipped to your door. The initial video consult is free, and lab work is included for new patients as part of the starting offer. There's no separate membership fee on top. The other five treatments are priced individually — see the pricing table.
Do I pay before I speak to anyone?
No. The first step is a free video consult with an Arizona-licensed provider. You only enrol after that conversation, and lab work is included for new patients in the initial offer. Your prescribing decision comes after your results are back, not at the consult.
How much does each AZTRT treatment cost?
TRT is $149 per month. Enclomiphene is $159 per month. Tadalafil at 5 mg daily is $79 per month. Sermorelin is $159 per 30-day supply. HCG is $368 per vial — a vial typically lasts three to four months, so roughly $92–$123 a month. Tirzepatide is $249 per vial (2 mL, 25 mg total), lasting about a month at higher doses and up to around two and a half months on maintenance. Those two are billed by the vial because how long one lasts depends on your prescribed dose. The initial video consult is free and lab work is included for new patients. Full breakdown in the pricing table.
How long does a vial of HCG or tirzepatide last?
An HCG vial typically lasts three to four months. A tirzepatide vial lasts roughly one month at the higher doses used early in treatment, and can stretch to around two and a half months once you're on a maintenance dose. Both depend on the dose your provider sets — which is why they're priced by the vial rather than by the month.
Will TRT affect my fertility?
Testosterone therapy suppresses your body's own production and can substantially reduce sperm production, sometimes for months after stopping. If you may want children, say so before you start — enclomiphene and HCG raise testosterone through different pathways and are generally the better starting point.
How long before I feel a difference?
Timelines vary by individual. Changes in libido and mood are commonly reported within the first three to six weeks, while changes in body composition and strength typically take longer. Your provider will set expectations against your own labs at your follow-up.

Clinical sources

This page is general health information, not medical advice, and is not a substitute for consultation with a licensed provider.

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