Order Your Orlistat Prescription Online Today
Are Orlos and Orlistat the Same Medication?
Orlos and orlistat 120mg contain identical active ingredients at the same therapeutic dose, making them clinically equivalent prescription weight loss medications. Both work by inhibiting lipase enzymes in the gut to block approximately one third of dietary fat absorption. The key difference lies in branding and cost - generic orlistat typically offers better value while delivering the same clinical effect as branded alternatives like Orlos or Xenical.
Online Prescription Process for Orlistat
Getting your orlistat prescription online through EverydayMeds is straightforward and regulated. Complete our clinical health questionnaire covering your medical history, current medications, and BMI information. A UK-licensed prescriber then reviews your details to assess whether orlistat is suitable for your circumstances. If approved, your prescription is dispensed by our GPhC-registered pharmacy and dispatched for next-day delivery. This process replaces the need for a face-to-face GP appointment while maintaining the same clinical standards.
Orlistat Pricing and Pack Sizes
Our orlistat 120mg pricing includes the prescription consultation: 4 weeks (84 capsules) costs £32.99, reduced to £29.69 with discount code EDM10. For longer-term treatment, 8 weeks costs £63.99 (£57.59 with EDM10) and 12 weeks costs £95.99 (£86.39 with EDM10). We also stock branded Xenical 120mg and lower-strength Alli 60mg. All patients receive 10% off every order with code EDM10, available for both new and returning customers.
Who Can Get Orlistat Online?
Orlistat may be suitable for adults with a BMI of 30 kg/m² or above, or 28 kg/m² with weight-related health conditions like type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure. Our prescribers assess each application individually, considering your medical history, current medications, and treatment goals. The medication must always be used alongside a reduced-calorie, lower-fat diet and increased physical activity. Orlistat is not suitable during pregnancy, breastfeeding, or for those under 18 years.
How Orlistat Works
Orlistat works locally in your digestive system by blocking lipase enzymes that break down dietary fat. This prevents approximately one third of the fat you eat from being absorbed into your body. The unabsorbed fat passes naturally through your system, reducing overall calorie intake from meals. Unlike appetite suppressants, orlistat doesn't affect your brain or central nervous system. For best results and to minimise side effects, keep each meal to around 15g of fat while taking orlistat.
