Buy alli Capsules Online

alli is an over-the-counter weight loss treatment containing the active ingredient orlistat. Each alli capsule contains 60 mg of orlistat and should be taken with meals containing fat, alongside a diet and exercise plan.

You’ll need to check your body mass index (BMI) before taking alli weight loss pills, as it must be 28 or above.

Is alli the same as orlistat?

alli and generic orlistat tablets contain the same active ingredient (orlistat), but alli is sold under a branded name. Although orlistat requires a prescription, you can buy alli over the counter as each tablet only contains 60 mg of orlistat, which is a lower dose than generic orlistat tablets. Even though you don’t need a doctor’s prescription, a pharmacist or doctor will still check your medical history and BMI before prescribing it.

Studies have found alli to be an effective weight loss treatment, helping people to lose weight 50% faster than with dieting alone. It can also help you lose up to 5% of your initial body weight. For alli to be most effective, you need to take it correctly and follow a diet and exercise plan.

Patients in a study that were given alli tablets alongside following a low-calorie and low-fat diet lost around 5.20 kg, with 54.6% of them losing at least 5% of their start weight after 6 months. Reports from the same clinical research suggest that 'for every 2 kg (4 lb) you lose from dieting alone, alli can help you lose 1 kg (2 lb) more’.

alli pills work by stopping your body from absorbing fats from meals, which instead leave your body as waste to help you lose weight. The active ingredient achieves this because it is a type of lipase inhibitor. Lipase is an enzyme made in the mouth, stomach, and pancreas. It’s used to break down fat from food, which is then absorbed by your intestines.

When you take alli capsules, they stop lipase from activating. This means some of the fat from your meal will not be absorbed. Instead, around a third of the fat will leave your body as waste through bowel movements (poop).

How long does alli stay in your system?

alli stays in your digestive system for around 6 hours. It usually takes 3 to 5 days for alli to fully leave your system. It will become less effective during this time, which means you need to take it with every meal containing fat for it to reach full effect.

How fast does alli work?

alli starts to work within a few hours, but it may take a few weeks for you to see weight loss results.

You can buy alli weight loss pills in the UK from trusted and regulated pharmacies. You can also buy alli online from online doctor services such as ZAVA. Even though alli is an over-the-counter medication, you'll still need to answer some questions about your health before you can buy it, to make sure it’s safe and suitable.

Where to buy alli online?

You can buy alli online from our online doctor service. This is a quick and easy way to order alli online and get your prescription delivered to your home, without having to go to a pharmacy.

Complete a short questionnaire about your health, including your BMI, so our doctors can make sure alli is suitable for you. Once prescribed, your alli tablets will be sent to your home, in discreet packaging. If you aren’t sure what your BMI is, you can use our free weight loss calculator.

Can you get alli over the counter?

Yes, alli is an over-the-counter medication, which means it doesn’t require a prescription. However, you’ll still need to answer some questions about your health before you can buy it. This is the case whether you buy it online or from a local pharmacy.

Can you get alli on the NHS?

As alli isn’t a prescription medication, you can’t get it on the NHS, although your doctor might recommend it. You can get orlistat on the NHS, which is the prescription-only version of alli and contains a higher dose.

How much does alli cost?

The cost of alli tablets depends on where you get them. You can get alli for £44 from ZAVA along with advice from our doctors and a weight loss support pack. You can also contact a doctor for free from your online account if you have any further questions.

alli is currently rated as 6 out of 10, according to Drugs.com, with 114 reviews. Some of the highest-rated reviews talk about the benefits of using alli while going through menopause, which can sometimes cause weight changes.

In these reviews, the most common side effects reported are loose stools and wind. Some reviewers also recommend eating less fat to reduce unwanted side effects. Most people appear to have had a positive experience while taking alli tablets.

alli diet pills should be taken with meals that contain fat, up to 3 times per day. You can take them before, during, or up to an hour after your meal. Swallow your alli tablet whole and with a glass of water. Never break or crush an alli tablet.

After you’ve taken alli for 12 weeks, you should speak to a doctor or pharmacist if you’ve not lost any weight. You may need to stop taking it. You also shouldn’t use alli for longer than 6 months in total.

How many alli capsules should I take per day?

You can take alli up to 3 times a day, with 1 pill being taken per meal containing fat. Just because you can take alli up to 3 times a day doesn’t mean you have to. If you only eat 1 or 2 meals containing fat, then you won’t need to take 3 tablets.

What happens if you take 2 alli capsules at once?

If you take more than the maximum dose in a day, speak to a doctor straight away. You should never take more than 1 alli pill with each meal, and never more than 3 in a day. Taking 2 alli pills at once will increase the risk of side effects.

What is the best time to take alli?

You can take alli before, during, or after your meal.

You can take alli capsules if you’re over 18 and have a BMI over 28. It should be taken alongside a diet and exercise plan if you want to lose weight faster.

You should not take alli if:

• your BMI is below 28
• you’re under 18
• it’s not been approved by a doctor or pharmacist
• you are allergic to any ingredients in alli
• you’re pregnant or breastfeeding
• you take ciclosporin, a medication used for organ transplants and some other conditions
• you take warfarin or any other blood thinner
• you’ve got cholestasis (a condition where the flow of bile from your liver is blocked)
• you have chronic malabsorption syndrome

Like all medications, alli can have some side effects. Most alli side effects relate to the digestive system and stomach, as this is where it works to prevent fat absorption.

Very common alli side effects include:

• wind, which can sometimes cause oily spotting
• a sudden need to pass a stool
• changes to your stools, such as oily, fatty, or soft

Common alli side effects include:

• anxiety
• stomach pain
• incontinence (stools)
• liquid/runny stools
• more frequent bowel movements

If you get any of the above side effects and they do not go away or get better, speak to your doctor or pharmacist.

“As long as you meet the requirements to take alli, it’s a safe and suitable treatment option. If you get alli at a pharmacy, the pharmacist will ask you a few questions first to make sure it won’t react with any other medications you take or any health conditions you have. You can also speak to your doctor if you want further advice on taking alli tablets or losing weight in general.” – Dr Babak Ashrafi, Clinical Lead for Service Expansion at ZAVA.

alli may cause unpleasant side effects or could react with certain medications. It could also make some medical conditions worse. You should speak to a pharmacist or doctor before taking alli tablets if you have:

• diabetes, as a doctor may need to adjust your diabetic medication doses
• kidney disease, as it can increase your risk of kidney stones

If you take an oral contraceptive pill and get diarrhoea or loose stools, it could become less effective, which will increase your chances of becoming pregnant. If you get severe diarrhoea while taking alli, you should use another method of contraception when having sex.

It’s also recommended to take a multivitamin every day while using alli tablets, as it can lower the levels of certain vitamins in your body. This includes vitamins A, D, E, and K. To make sure the vitamins are absorbed, take them at bedtime, at least a few hours after taking your last alli dose.

You should also speak to a doctor or pharmacist before using alli if you take the following medications:

• amiodarone, for heart rhythm problems
• acarbose, an anti-diabetic drug
• the thyroid medicine levothyroxine
• any medicine for epilepsy
• medicines to treat HIV
• any treatments for mental health disorders
• high blood pressure medication
• high cholesterol medication

Is alli safe to take long-term?

alli should be taken for a maximum of 6 months. If you’ve not reached your weight loss goals after this time, speak to your doctor. They may be able to recommend a different weight loss treatment plan that’s more suitable.

Although alli and Xenical contain the same active ingredient, you shouldn’t take 2 alli pills to make the dose for 1 Xenical tablet. Xenical is a prescription-only medication and taking 2 alli pills at once, or more than 3 in a day, is classed as an overdose.

To take 120 mg of orlistat with each meal, you need a prescription from a doctor who can make sure that this dose is suitable for you. If you’d rather take Xenical than alli, we also stock this.

Is alli the same as orlistat?

No, while alli is similar to orlistat generic tablets, there are a few differences when comparing them.

alli tablets don’t require a prescription and only contain 60 mg of orlistat. Generic orlistat requires a prescription, and each capsule contains 120 mg of orlistat.

alli is a good medication for weight loss and can help you lose 50% more weight than dieting alone, as long as you follow a healthy diet and exercise plan while taking it. alli only works with meals containing fat and can be taken up to 3 times a day. Certain medications or health conditions may make alli unsuitable for you, but our doctors can check your medical history and BMI before prescribing it.

If alli is not suitable for you or you’d rather take a prescription weight loss medication, we have a range of alli alternatives available too.