Buy Alli 60mg Weight Loss Capsules

Buy Alli 60mg Weight Loss Capsules

Buy Alli online from Weed Disposables Online, doctor’s consultation are not required, you will just need to answer a few short questions for the pharmacist.

Alli is a lower-strength version of the prescription medication Orlistat. As it is a low dose it is available over the counter without a prescription. We will need you to answer a few simple questions to allow our pharmacists to make sure it is the right medication for you to use.

One 60mg capsule should be taken no more than three times a day. It can be taken immediately before, during, or up to one hour after a meal. If a meal is missed or contains no fat, the dose should be missed.

How does Alli work?

The main component of Alli is the drug Orlistat. This works by inhibiting the enzyme lipase which is produced within the stomach and by the pancreas. Lipase breaks down fats into their constituent components, enabling them to be absorbed by the gut. If this process is prevented, the fats essentially pass straight through the digestive system without being absorbed! resulting in reduced calorie intake and, hopefully over time, weight loss.

Directions For Use

The recommended dose of Alli is one 60 mg capsule to be taken three times daily. The capsule should be taken with water immediately before, during or up to 1 hour after each main meal.

If a meal is missed or contains no fat, the dose of Alli should be omitted

No more than three 60 mg capsules should be taken in 24 hours.

Eat lower-fat meals to reduce the chance of diet-related treatment effects.

Treatment should not exceed 6 months.

Alli 60mg Weight Loss Capsules side effects

With any medication you take, there is always a risk of side effects. Some are more common than others, and often side effects may subside with the regular usage of the medicine. If the side effects do not subside, you should report them to us, or your GP.

Very common side effects

• headache

• upper respiratory tract infection

• abdominal pain/discomfort

• urgent or increased need to open the bowels

• flatulence (wind)

• flatulence (wind) with discharge

• oily discharge

• oily or fatty stools

• liquid stools

• increased elimination of stools

• influenza (‘flu’)

• low blood sugar levels (experienced by some people with type 2 diabetes).

Common side effects

• lower respiratory tract infection

• rectal pain/discomfort

• soft stools

• faecal incontinence (inability to control your bowel movements)

• bloating (experienced by some people with type 2 diabetes)

• tooth/gum disorder • urinary tract infection

• irregularity of menstrual cycle

• tiredness

• anxiety.

For a full list of side effects, please read the patient information leaflet.