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Can't fathom why another review rated Red Rock poorly. I found them incredibly helpful, good pricing, went out of their way to explain timing, product (tirzepatide) just as ordered. They even covered an order which spoiled because I did not receive notification that it was shipped. Very personable customer service agents. Highly recommend.
This place is HORRIBLE. Do not use them. The product they claim is semiglutide is not really effective. I don’t think they are sending proper medication as its effectiveness is not great. I know because I had Ozempic & Wegovy and was cut off by my insurance. These are real drugs.
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