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Buy Alli Online

If you want to buy Alli online, it is important to understand how Alli 60mg works and whether it is suitable for you. Alli contains orlistat, an active ingredient that reduces the amount of dietary fat your body absorbs. It works alongside a reduced-calorie, lower-fat diet and regular physical activity to support weight management in eligible adults.

What Is Alli 60mg?

Alli 60mg capsules contain orlistat and work mainly in the digestive system. Orlistat blocks some of the fat-digesting enzymes in your gut, so your body absorbs less fat from food. The unabsorbed fat then leaves your body through bowel movements.

Alli is a weight loss medication for adults who meet the appropriate eligibility requirements. The official medicine information states that Alli is indicated for adults with a BMI of 28 or above.

How Does Alli Work?

When you take Alli with a meal, orlistat reduces the amount of dietary fat your body absorbs. You should follow a balanced, mildly calorie-restricted diet that contains a lower amount of fat while using Alli.

A higher-fat meal can increase the chance of digestive side effects, so following the dietary advice that comes with the medicine is important.

How Do You Take Alli?

Adults normally take one 60mg capsule with each main meal that contains fat. You can take the capsule immediately before, during or up to one hour after a meal. If you skip a meal or the meal contains no fat, you should not take a capsule.

Do not take more than three Alli 60mg capsules within 24 hours. Always follow the instructions on the medicine packaging and patient information leaflet.

Alli Side Effects and Safety

Alli can cause digestive side effects, particularly when you eat meals containing a lot of fat. Possible effects include oily or fatty stools, an urgent need to open your bowels, increased bowel movements and stomach discomfort.

Before taking Alli, speak with a doctor or pharmacist if you have medical conditions or take other medicines. Orlistat can interact with medicines including ciclosporin, warfarin and some other treatments. It is also not suitable for everyone, including people who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

For detailed information about orlistat, including who can take it, possible side effects and medicine interactions, see the NHS orlistat guidance.

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