Semaglutide and tirzepatide, prescribed online by Arizona-licensed providers and shipped to your door in Flagstaff.
Flagstaff is the medical hub for most of northern Arizona — which means that when people here need care that isn't available locally, the answer is usually a drive. To Phoenix that is about 145 miles down I-17, roughly two and a half hours in good weather, dropping more than 6,000 feet on the way.
In winter it isn't reliably two and a half hours at all. ADOT closes stretches of I-17 near Flagstaff during snow and ice often enough that anyone who lives here has planned around it. A treatment plan that depends on making an appointment in the Valley is a treatment plan that depends on the interstate being open.
Red Lion Clinic is telehealth. There is no office to drive to — not in Phoenix, and not in Flagstaff either. A licensed provider reviews your assessment online, and if treatment is right for you the medication ships to your door. Follow-up happens by message, and a person answers the phone during Arizona business hours.
We ship across northern Arizona and the Verde Valley:
Four steps, none of which depend on I-17.
A few minutes of health history from home. No payment required to find out where you stand.
A licensed U.S. provider decides whether treatment is appropriate for you, and sets the medication and starting dose.
Free, discreet, usually within a few days — to Flagstaff, Sedona, Winslow or wherever you actually live.
Unlimited messaging with your care team, and a phone line answered 8am–5pm Arizona time.
One flat price. No membership, no subscription, no recurring fee to stay a patient.
Why we price by milligrams instead of by month is explained on the cost page.
No. Red Lion Clinic is telehealth only and has no office in Flagstaff or anywhere else. Your assessment, the provider's review and all follow-up happen online, and your medication ships to your address.
No. Flagstaff to Phoenix is about 145 miles down I-17, roughly two and a half hours in good weather, and the route drops more than 6,000 feet. In winter that same drive can close entirely. With Red Lion nothing about your care depends on the interstate being open.
It works the same way. Flagstaff is northern Arizona's medical hub, so people routinely drive in from across the region for appointments. Telehealth removes that drive in both directions — the medication ships to whatever address you give us.
Yes. Every visit is reviewed by a licensed U.S. provider, and treatment is only prescribed where the provider is licensed to practice. Support is answered by a person Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm Arizona time at 623-254-4948.
Semaglutide is $299 or $399 a supply and tirzepatide is $399 or $599, and that single price covers the medication, the provider's care, ongoing check-ins and free shipping. There is no membership fee and no subscription — many clinics charge a recurring monthly fee on top of the medication.
Once your provider approves your visit, the medication ships straight to you, usually within a few days. Shipping is free and discreet, and it is not affected by road conditions the way an appointment is.
Eligibility is decided by a licensed provider based on your health history and goals. The assessment is free and tells you quickly whether you are a candidate — and you do not need a hundred pounds to lose.
Not sure you qualify? See the actual criteria providers use. In the White Mountains instead? How it works from Show Low.
Take the free assessment — a provider will recommend the right treatment for you.
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