Online care in all 50 states
Care that fits your life, not your waiting room.
Weight, sexual health, hair, skin and wellness. Tell a U.S.-licensed provider what's going on, in your own words, and get a straight answer about whether treatment is right for you.
- Providers licensed in your state
- Prices shown before you pay
- Ongoing care, not a one-time script
What we help with
The things you've been putting off.
None of these mean something is wrong with you, and none of them are things you just have to live with. Pick one to see the options, forms and starting prices.
The diet that stopped working
Medically supervised weight care for adults who meet the eligibility criteria.
Semaglutide, Tirzepatide
The moment you started overthinking
Oral ED treatment, prescribed after a provider checks your heart health.
Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Sildenafil + Tadalafil
When it's over too soon
Daily or as-needed options, chosen with your provider.
Sertraline, Lidocaine + Prilocaine
The hairline you keep checking
Oral and topical options for male pattern hair loss.
Finasteride, Oral Minoxidil, Topical Finasteride + Minoxidil
The breakouts that never really left
Prescription-strength retinoid care for acne and sun damage.
Tretinoin, Tretinoin + Azelaic Acid + Niacinamide
Wellness, on your terms
Injectable options, after a provider reviews your history.
NAD+, Sermorelin, Glutathione, Vitamin B12 (Cyanocobalamin)
Care that makes sense
Clear choices. Private care.
Prices up front
Each treatment shows a starting price, and your exact price is shown before you pay. [Confirm: no separate membership fee; treatment charges apply.]
Treatment is never guaranteed
A licensed provider reviews your health history and decides whether a prescription is appropriate. If it isn't, you won't be charged for medication.
Clear about compounding
Compounded medications are labeled "Compounded" everywhere they appear, with a plain explanation of what that means.
Private by default
Your health information goes only to your provider and pharmacy. Orders ship in plain packaging.
Taken seriously
You shouldn't have to explain yourself twice.
Your answers are read by a licensed provider, not a script. You'll get a plain-language reply you can come back to whenever you need it.
- Your symptoms are where the conversation starts.
- If treatment isn't right for you, your provider tells you why.
- Written instructions you can reread at midnight.
- You see the price before anything ships.
How care works
A real consultation, done online.
Nothing ships unless a licensed provider writes a prescription.
Choose a treatment
Pick what you'd like to discuss. You're not committing to a medication; your provider makes the final call.
Complete your intake
About 10 minutes of questions on your health, medications and goals. Some treatments need photos or lab work, and some states require a video or phone visit.
Provider review
A provider licensed in your state reviews your intake, may message you with questions, and decides whether to prescribe.
Pharmacy ships
If prescribed, a licensed partner pharmacy fills your order and ships it in discreet packaging with tracking.
Who's behind your care
Independent, licensed partners.
Zorlo is the platform. Medical care and pharmacy services come from independent, licensed partners.
Provider network
LocumTele
Consultations are performed by independent, U.S.-licensed providers in the LocumTele network, licensed in the state where you live.
locumtele.orgPartner pharmacy
Rush Pharmacy
A licensed pharmacy that fills and ships prescriptions written by your provider.
rushpharmacy.comPartner pharmacy
Epiq Scripts
A licensed pharmacy that fills and ships prescriptions written by your provider.
epiqscripts.comBefore you decide
The practical details.
What states do you serve?
All 50 states are served by Zorlo. Some treatments and visit requirements vary by state; see State Availability.
Does completing an intake guarantee treatment?
No. A licensed provider decides whether a prescription is medically appropriate. If it isn't, you won't be charged for medication.
Does the FDA approve compounded medications?
No. Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed pharmacy for an individual patient. The FDA does not approve them or verify their safety, effectiveness or quality, which is why we label them "Compounded" wherever they appear.
Who is this designed for?
Adults 18 and older in the U.S. who want to talk to a licensed provider about a non-urgent health concern. It is not for emergencies, and your provider may recommend in-person care if online treatment isn't right for you.