Why Orlistat Is a Good Choice for Weight Management
How Orlistat Works and Why It's Effective
Orlistat is a prescription weight loss medication that works by blocking approximately one third of the fat you eat from being absorbed. Unlike appetite suppressants that act on the brain, orlistat works locally in your digestive system by inhibiting lipase enzymes. This unabsorbed fat passes naturally through your body, helping reduce calorie intake when used alongside a reduced-calorie, lower-fat diet.
Available as generic orlistat 120mg, branded Xenical 120mg, or lower-strength Alli 60mg, all three options provide clinically proven support for weight management. The key difference is cost - generic orlistat offers the same clinical effect as Xenical at a significantly lower price.
Save 10% on Every Orlistat Order
At EverydayMeds, code EDM10 gives you 10% off every order - not just your first purchase. This ongoing discount applies to new and returning customers, making long-term weight management more affordable. Your savings include:
Generic Orlistat 120mg: 4-week supply for £29.69 (was £32.99), 12-week supply for £86.39 (was £95.99). Xenical 120mg: 4-week supply for £38.69 (was £42.99), 12-week supply for £116.09 (was £128.99). Alli 60mg: 4-week supply for £26.09 (was £28.99), 12-week supply for £116.99 (was £129.99).
Complete Online Prescription Service
Your orlistat order includes a complete online prescription service. Simply complete our clinical questionnaire, and a UK-licensed prescriber will review your information to determine if treatment is appropriate. If approved, your medication is dispensed by our GPhC-registered pharmacy and delivered discreetly to your address with next-day delivery.
This regulated service eliminates the need for GP appointments while maintaining the same safety standards as any UK pharmacy. All prescriptions are subject to clinical assessment, ensuring you receive appropriate treatment for your individual circumstances.
Choosing Between Orlistat, Xenical, and Alli
Generic orlistat 120mg and Xenical 120mg contain identical active ingredients at the same dose, offering equivalent clinical effects. The main difference is price - generic orlistat can save you approximately £30 over a 12-week course compared to Xenical. Alli contains half the dose at 60mg, providing a lower-strength option with typically milder side effects.
All three options work best when combined with a diet containing no more than 30% of calories from fat. Higher fat meals increase the likelihood of gastrointestinal side effects, while lower fat intake maximises both effectiveness and tolerability. Order your preferred option today with code EDM10 for instant savings.
