:: What is Xenical?
Xenical (Orlistat) is a FDA-approved weight loss oral medication used for the long-term treatment of obesity, including weight loss and the maintenance of weight loss. Xenical is made by Roche Pharmaceuticals, based in Nutley, New Jersey, USA.
Xenical works by blocking the digestion and absorption of fat, to help you control your fat intake. It is used for the long-term management of obesity.
* For best results, Xenical, like all other weight loss medications, should be used together with a diet, exercise, and behavior program.
For guidelines on losing weight, and tools that help you keep track of your weight-loss, calorie consumption, and exercising progress by calculating your daily calorie and fat requirements as well as how many calories you can burn doing various exercises, see our extensive Weight Loss FAQ  .
You can buy Xenical by going to our Xenical price comparison page where you can select your preferred online US pharmacy with the lowest Xenical prices, no prior prescription required.
If this is your first time ordering Xenical online, see our beginner’s guide , where the process of obtaining a prescription online and ordering your medication is explained.
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:: Who should take Xenical?
Xenical (Orlistat) is recommended for the long-term treatment of obesity in patients who:
- have a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 30 kg/m2.
- have a BMI of 27 kg/m2 together with other risk factors such as high blood
pressure, diabetes, or high cholesterol.
Go to our Weight Loss FAQ where you can use our BMI calculator to find out your Body Mass Index.
Xenical should be taken with a nutritionally balanced reduced-calorie diet containing no more than 30% of calories from fat. This is not a special diet, it is recommended for everyone.
You can calculate your daily required grams of fat based on a 30% calories from fat diet using the Daily Calorie calculator in our
Weight Loss FAQ , where you will also find lots of other useful information including links to healthy menu recommendations.
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:: What is Obesity and how is it treated?
This question requires its own frequently asked questions page. Please see our extensive Weight Loss FAQ , where you will find:
1. Detailed answers to your obesity questions such as What causes obesity? or
What are the current treatment options for obesity? .
2. Many guidelines to assist you in your weight-loss efforts, such as How to start an exercise program ,
Exercising suggestions ,
sample exercise plans .
3. Easy to use calculators to help you plan your weight-loss, such as our:
- Daily Calorie Calculator that calculates the daily calorie, fat and saturated
fat requirements that you need to maintain your current weight, as well as the
daily calorie, fat and saturated fat requirements you need to lose weight.
- Body Mass Index (BMI) calculator to determine if you are overweight based
on your body fat.
- Ideal Body Weight calculator to help you set your ideal weight-loss goals
based on your height and sex.
- Calorie Burning Calculator that calculates how many calories you burn from
doing a specific type of exercise, based on your weight and on the number of
minutes you performed the exercise.
4. Very useful printable forms to keep track of your weight loss progress.
5. Many other tips on reaching and maintaing a healthy lifestyle, including links to great Sample reduced calorie menus .
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:: How does Xenical work?
When you eat more fat or calories than your body needs, it is stored as fat by your body, resulting in weight gain.
Xenical does not enter the blood stream. Instead, it works in your digestive system to block about one-third of the fat in the food you eat from being digested and absorbed into your body.
Enzymes in your digestive system, called lipases, help digest (or break down) fat so your body can absorb it. By attaching itself to these lipases, Xenical blocks them from breaking down the fat in your meal thereby reducing the amount of fat that is available to enter your system. The undigested fat is then eliminated in your bowel movements.
In other words, you eat more calories than are absorbed by your body. As you maintain this lower calorie diet, you allow your body to use your stored body fat, and you lose weight.
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:: How well does Xenical work?
There is clear scientific evidence that if you are overweight, losing as little as 5% of your body weight can result in improved health.
In clinical studies over a 52-week period, people treated with Xenical and a reduced-calorie diet, with no more than 30% of calories from fat lost an average of twice as much weight as those who used the diet alone (approximately 13.4 lbs versus 5.8 lbs). Almost 70% of the patients lost 13.4 pounds after three months and 19 pounds after one year.
Weight loss with Xenical and a healthy diet also improves several weight-related health risks. Weight loss with Xenical can:
- Decrease total cholesterol and LDLs (low-density lipoprotein) also known as bad
cholesterol.
- Improve the ratio of bad to good cholesterol (LDL/HDL cholesterol).
- Reduce blood pressure.
- Reduce levels of insulin (hormone that allows glucose or sugar to enter the body's cells), high levels of which are associated with coronary heart disease.
- Reduce the risk or delay the progression to type 2 diabetes in patients.
Note: The long-term benefits of Xenical on weight-related illnesses and life expectancy have not been studied.
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:: How safe is Xenical?
Xenical (Orlistat) has been used to treat obesity since 1999. Its safety profile has been maintained by real-world experience as well as clinical trials.
The effects of Xenical on weight-loss and weight-loss maintenance, as well as the effects of weight loss with Xenical on other weight-related health problems (such as high cholesterol levels, type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure), have been evaluated in seven 1-to-2-year, multicenter, double-blind, placebo-controlled studies which included more than 4100 patients.
Xenical has been approved by the FDA to successfully and safely treat obesity. However, make sure to read about Who should not take Xenical? .
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:: Who should not take Xenical?
Do not take Xenical if you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant or are breast-feeding a baby.
Do not take Xenical if you have chronic malabsorption syndrome (food absorption problems) or cholestasis (impaired bile flow).
Only your healthcare provider can tell you for sure if you should or not take Xenical. Inform your healthcare provider, during either a physical or online consultation, about all the medicines you are taking, prescription or over-the-counter, and about any medical conditions you have or have had, including allergies.
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:: What does Xenical look like?
Xenical 120mg is a brand name of Orlistat, manufactured by Roche Pharmaceuticals. It comes as a dark blue capsule with, printed in white, XENICAL 120 on the cap, and Roche on the body.
Xenical is currently available in the US as brand only. No generic is available.
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:: How do I take Xenical?
The recommended dose of Xenical is one 120mg capsule taken by mouth with water at each main meal that contains fat.
You should take Xenical up to three times a day in conjunction with a reduced-calorie diet that contains less than 30% calories from fat. This is not a special diet, it is recommended for everyone.
To calculate your daily required grams of fat based on a 30% calories from fat diet, use the Daily Calorie calculator
in our Weight Loss FAQ , where you will also find lots of other useful information including links to healthy menu recommendations.
Your daily intake of fat, carbohydrate and protein should be distributed over three main meals.
Take your Xenical capsule during meals or up to 1 hour after a meal. If you occasionally miss a meal or have a meal without fat, you can skip your dose of Xenical.
Take Xenical as directed. Do not take more than prescribed. Do not take it more often than you doctor ordered. Taking more than 120mg three times daily will not provide an additional weight-loss benefit.
The safety and effectiveness of Xenical beyond 4 years have not been determined at this time.
Please speak with your doctor if you think that Xenical is not working after you have taken it for a few weeks. DO NOT increase the dose.
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:: Can children take Xenical?
Xenical has been determined to be safe and effective for use in children aged 12 to 16 years.
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:: Can I start taking Xenical immediately?
Xenical is recommended for use with a reduced calorie diet containing no more than 30% of calories from fat. So before taking Xenical, you should adjust your diet to satisfy this requirement. This is not a special diet, it is recommended for everyone.
You can calculate your daily required grams of fat based on a 30% calories from fat diet using the Daily Calorie calculator
in our Weight Loss FAQ , where you will also find lots of other useful information including links to healthy menu recommendations.
If this guideline is not followed you will experience greater gastro-intestinal side effects. You need to adjust your diet so that no more than one third of calories come from fat then begin Xenical therapy. This adjustment period can vary from a few days to a few weeks.
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:: Will taking more than one Xenical capsule block more fat?
No. There is absolutely no benefit from taking more than the recommended dose of Xenical, which is one 120mg capsule with each main meal that contains fat.
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:: Do I have to take a Xenical capsule with every meal?
If you skip a meal or your meal contains little fat (watch out for the hidden fats in many foods), you don’t have to take Xenical.
Since there is no harm in taking the capsule, if you have trouble remembering your dose, you can take one with each meal (up to three per day), it will help you avoid missing doses.
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:: What if I eat more than three meals a day while I take Xenical?
You may eat several meals a day but try to distribute the bulk of your daily intake of fat, carbohydrate and protein over three main meals during which you take Xenical.
Do not take more than three Xenical capsules per day. You will not be getting any more benefit, you will just waste a capsule.
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:: What happens if I miss a dose of Xenical?
If you miss a dose of Xenical, you simply miss the benefit of Xenical for that meal. Resume taking Xenical at your next meal containing fat.
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:: For how long can I continue to use Xenical?
The use of Xenical for more than 4 years has not been studied. You and your doctor should discuss how long you should use Xenical.
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:: How should I store Xenical?
Keep Xenical and all medications out of children's reach.
Store Xenical at room temperature in a tight container. Store away from moisture, heat and direct light. Do not keep medicine past the expiration date, dispose of properly.
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:: How much weight should I expect to lose?
The amount of weight you lose depends on:
- How well you stick to a reduced-calorie diet with no more than 30% of calories
from fat.
- An appropriate physical activity level.
- Following the prescribed medication schedule.
- Setting realistic, achievable weight-loss goals you can feel good about.
See our extensive Weight Loss FAQ for many guidelines including:
- How many calories should I consume in order to lose weight?
- How much weight should I lose?
- What kind of activities can I do?
- How many calories can I burn doing various activities?
- Sample exercise plans
- Sample reduced calorie menus
You can calculate your daily required grams of fat based on a 30% calories from fat diet using our Daily Calorie calculator .
Keep in mind that losing as little as 5% of your body weight can result in improved health resulting in a significant reduction of risk for disease.
Studies show that people treated with Xenical and a reduced-calorie diet with no more than 30% of calories from fat lost an average of twice as much weight as those who used the diet alone (approximately 13.4 lbs versus 5.8 lbs) and almost 70% of those patients on Xenical and a reduced calorie diet lost 13.4 pounds after three months and 19 pounds after one year.
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:: How soon after starting Xenical should I expect to notice
weight loss?
In most cases, you should begin losing weight within 2 weeks of starting Xenical, and may continue to lose weight for 6 to 12 months.
After 6 to 12 months, your weight-loss will probably start to level off, even if you’re still taking Xenical. This perfectly normal event called plateauing does not mean that Xenical is not working. It means that your new leaner body now needs fewer calories to maintain itself. What you need to do when this happens is explained in Why have I stopped losing weight after following the Xenical plan?.
People who continue to take Xenical are better able to maintain their weight-loss. Once you reach your initial goal of losing 5% of your body weight, you may want to set a new goal by re-evaluating and re-adjusting your caloric needs and activity levels. For guidelines, see our Weight Loss FAQ .
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:: What if I don’t see any weight-loss after taking Xenical for two
weeks?
If you believe that you haven't lost any weight, after two weeks of taking Xenical and maintaining a reduced calorie diet with no more than 30% of calories from fat, contact your doctor.
You may have to re-adjust either the calorie restriction of your diet or your activity level. You may consider maintaining a daily record of calories and grams of fat you are consuming on a daily basis
Print our easy to use weight-loss tracking forms in our Weight Loss FAQ .
This will help you keep track of your daily calorie intake, and pinpoint what foods are giving you problems so that you can work on lowering those to ensure that you remain within the guidelines of your weight-loss program.
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:: Why have I stopped losing weight after following the Xenical plan?
This is known as plateauing or leveling-off, and it's perfectly normal. When this happens, you need to re-adjust your calorie restriction and/or your activity level.
We have tools to help you easily figure out your calorie needs, track your success, and keep a log at each step of your weight-loss process. These include various calculators and printable charts that you can use in our Weight Loss FAQ .
A plateauing or leveling-off of your weight-loss means your new leaner body needs fewer calories to maintain itself than when you started the Xenical program.
For example, if your starting weight had a 2500 calorie per day requirement to maintain itself, and you reduced your calorie intake by 250 calories per day to lose about half a pound per week, after 6 months of eating 2250 calories per day (2500 minus 250), you should weigh about 12 pounds less and your body now would need approximately 2400 calories per day to maintain itself and 2150 calories per day (2400 minus 250) to lose that half a pound per week. However, you are still on the initial 2250 calories per day plan. It now takes more than twice as long to lose that half a pound, your weight-loss is beginning to plateau. To lose more weight at the same rate you have to increase exercise (to burn calories) and further decrease calorie intake.
The numbers for the above example have been calculated using our easy to use Daily Calorie calculator in our
Weight Loss FAQ , for a 5 foot 6, 185 pounds, 32-year-old woman with a moderate activity level.
You may also experience plateauing or leveling off with your weight-loss if you've been increasing your physical activity level. If you have been building muscle and losing fat, the weight from fat is replaced with weight from muscle. Muscle weighs more than fat, so your body measurements (clothing size) may be decreasing but you don’t see a change on the scale. You may want to maintain a record of your body measurements, like your waist-size so you can properly evaluate your results.
Print our easy to use weight-loss tracking forms in our Weight Loss FAQ .
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:: If I take Xenical, can I eat whatever I want?
The Xenical dietary guidelines do not limit the consumption of any particular food. But you may need to eat a smaller amount of a particular food if it is high in calories or, especially, if it is high in fat.
Xenical is recommended for use with a reduced calorie diet containing no more than 30% of calories from fat. This is not a special diet, it is recommended for everyone.
You can calculate your total daily calorie and fat requirements based on a 30% calories from fat diet using the Daily Calorie calculator in our extensive
Weight Loss FAQ , where you will also find lots of other useful information including links to healthy menu recommendations.
Weight-loss medications such as Xenical are not a substitute for a proper diet. Xenical will help you reach your weight loss goal, but you must use it in conjunction with a diet, exercise, and behavior program. See our extensive Weight Loss FAQ for many guidelines including:
- How many calories should I consume in order to lose weight?
- How much weight should I lose?
- What kind of activities can I do?
- How many calories can I burn doing various activities?
- Sample exercise plans
- Sample reduced calorie menus
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:: Do I have to follow a specific diet?
Although you don't have to follow a specific diet, it is recommended that Xenical be taken in conjunction with a diet that is moderately reduced in total calories and fat.
The fat portion of your diet should not be more that 30% of your total calories. This is not a special diet, it is recommended for everyone.
Following this eating plan will help you lose weight while decreasing some of the possible gastrointestinal effects you may experience while taking Xenical.
These restrictions are far less than most weight loss diets, which makes them much easier to follow. |
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| Daily calorie intake |
Recommended daily grams of fat in a 30% fat diet |
| 1200 | 40 |
| 1400 | 47 |
| 1600 | 53 |
| 1800 | 60 |
| 2000 | 67 |
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You can calculate your personal daily required grams of fat according to your specific parameters (sex, age, height, weight, and activity level), based on a 30% calories from fat diet, using the Daily Calorie calculator
in our extensive Weight Loss FAQ , where you will also find lots of other useful information including links to healthy menu recommendations.
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:: Why is it important to include fat in my diet?
Dietary fat is a nutrient that has several important functions. It provides energy (each gram of fat contains 9 calories), transports and absorbs the fat-soluble vitamins (D, E and K and beta carotene), slows down gastric emptying, which can help to produce a feeling of fullness, enhances flavor and texture of foods, making certain foods more satisfying, and provides essential fatty acids (EFA).
It is important to limit your fat intake to 30% or less of your total daily caloric intake. You can calculate your daily required grams of fat based on a 30% calories from fat diet using the Daily Calorie calculator
in our Weight Loss FAQ .
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:: Should I take a multivitamin with Xenical?
Xenical blocks the absorption of some fat-soluble vitamins into your body. While taking Xenical, you should take a daily multivitamin supplement that contains vitamins D, E, K, and beta-carotene. Take your multivitamin once a day at least 2 hours before or after taking Xenical.
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:: Is it important that I exercise?
Yes. Physical activities are an essential part of any weight control program. Exercise is good for your physical health and it’s important for your mental and emotional well-being.
It is essential to start at a fitness level that is right for you. Slowly increase your level of physical activity varying your routine to keep things easy and fun, and to make exercising become a permanent part of your healthy lifestyle.
For exercising ideas and guidelines, tools such as record-keeping forms
to keep track of your progress, and a Calorie Burning calculator to find out how many calories you burn doing various exercises, see our Weight Loss FAQ
Talk to your healthcare provider about starting a fitness program, to make sure it is right for you.
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:: If I still have to exercise and reduce my calories, why take Xenical?
Xenical blocks one third of the fat you eat. It reduces the amount of calories you absorb without reducing the amount of food you eat. This makes dieting easier and more enjoyable. People treated with Xenical and a reduced-calorie diet, lost an average of twice as much weight as those who used the diet alone. Weight-loss medications are there to help you lose extra weight and maintain a healthy weight. They are not a substitute for proper eating and exercising habits. If you seriously want to lead a healthy lifestyle, you have to include proper diet and exercising in your everyday routine.
For exercising ideas and guidelines, tools such as record-keeping forms
to keep track of your progress, and a Calorie Burning calculator to find out how many calories you burn doing various exercises, see our Weight Loss FAQ
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:: Can I overdose on Xenical?
Xenical is very safe. There have been no cases of overdosing. In experiments, patients who took doses of Xenical many times over the recommended dose experienced no ill effects.
Keep in mind that taking more Xenical than the recommended daily dosage gives no extra benefit.
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:: What happens if I stop taking Xenical?
Xenical will be eliminated from your body within 72 hours. There are no long-term effects.
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:: What are the possible side effects of Xenical?
Xenical has none of the side effects that may be caused by centrally acting weight-loss medications that decrease your appetite, such as
Phentermine ,
Adipex ,
Ionamin ,
Bontril ,
Didrex ,
Meridia ,
and Tenuate .
Xenical’s side effects are most commonly gastro-intestinal (related to the digestive system). Xenical works by blocking the absorption of dietary fat, this means that more fat is left in your digestive system that must be eliminated in your bowel movements.
It is likely that you will experience some changes in bowel habits. The side effects generally occur during the first weeks of treatment and may go away during treatment as your body adjusts to Xenical.
For some people however, the side effects may continue for 6 months or longer while on Xenical. These changes may include gas with oily discharge, an increased number of bowel movements, an urgent need to have them, and an inability to control them, particularly after meals containing higher amounts of fat than are recommended.
Following a healthy eating plan with reduced caloric intake containing no more than 30% of calories from fat will help you lose weight while decreasing some of the possible gastro-intestinal effects you may experience while taking Xenical.
See our Weight Loss FAQ
for guidelines and use our Daily Calorie calculator to find out what your daily calorie and fat requirements are.
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:: What other precautions should I take when using Xenical?
If you are taking cyclosporine, be aware that Xenical and cyclosporine should not be taken within 2 hours of each other. You may need more-frequent monitoring of cyclosporine levels if you are taking both drugs.
Xenical reduces the absorption of vitamins, therefore, a daily multivitamin is recommended.
Do NOT share your Xenical prescription with others; this can be a very dangerous practice.
Only your healthcare provider can tell you for sure if you should or not take Xenical. Inform your healthcare provider, during either a physical or online consultation, about all the medicines you are taking, prescription or over-the-counter, and about any medical conditions you have or have had, including allergies.
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:: Can I take Xenical if I drink alcohol?
Xenical does not change the effects of alcohol and alcohol does not change the effectiveness of Xenical. Don’t forget to consider the many calories that alcohol contains when planning your reduced calorie diet plan.
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:: What are the possible drug interactions of Xenical?
Inform your doctor, during either a physical or online consultation, about all medications you are currently taking, prescription and non-prescription, to determine if Xenical can be taken with these medications.
Let you doctor know if you are taking cyclosporine before starting Xenical. Xenical and cyclosporine should not be taken within 2 hours of each other. You may need more-frequent monitoring of cyclosporine levels if you are taking both drugs.
Let you doctor know if you are taking Warfarin before starting Xenical. Xenical does not affect warfarin directly but may decrease the absorption of vitamin K (vitamin involved in coagulation). You may need more-frequent monitoring for changes in coagulation parameters.
Clinical studies have shown that Xenical does NOT interact with the following commonly used medications: digoxin, gyburide, nifedipine, oral contraceptives (birth control pills), phenytoin, and pravastatin.
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:: Can I take Xenical and other weight loss drugs at the same time?
Xenical (orlistat) works by blocking the digestion and absorption of fat to help you control your fat intake. Xenical is a non-systemic drug, therefore there are no drug interactions between Xenical (orlistat) and centrally acting weight loss medications that suppress appetite like
Phentermine ,
Adipex ,
Ionamin ,
Bontril ,
Didrex ,
Meridia , or
Tenuate . This would seem to make Xenical a good choice to use with existing medications to increase the weight loss effects.
Unfortunately, studies conducted so far do not indicate that Xenical has an increased effect on weight loss when combined with other drugs. The combinations of Xenical with phentermine and Xenical with Meridia (sibutramine) have both been tested in pilot clinical trials with minimal results. Larger studies need to be conducted on these combinations before any definitive conclusions can be made.
Xenical is not indicated for use with other weight loss medications because the safety and efficacy has not been studied. Taking Xenical with phentermine or Meridia would be considered an off-label use, meaning that it hasn't been approved by the FDA.
However, the FDA has approved both drugs separately, and once the agency has approved a drug, doctors may prescribe it as desired. Often combination therapies are not studied because since each individual drug has already been approved by the FDA and is on the market, the cost of the study does not directly lead to the launching of a new drug. The lack of studies does not imply the combination is unsafe, but it also does not necessarily support its safety either. The safety of the combination is established over time as patients utilize the medications.
Therfore, your physician may determine that you may safely take Xenical with other weight-loss medications for a more efficient weight-loss. Prior to this determination you must inform your healthcare provider of your complete medical history, including any other medicines you may be taking (both prescription and non-prescription).
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:: What is the difference between Xenical and other weight-loss medications?
Other commonly prescribed weight-loss medications: phentermine
(Adipex ,
Ionamin ),
benzphetamine
(Didrex ),
phendimetrazine
(Bontril ),
sibutramine
(Meridia ), or
diethylpropion
(Tenuate ), are appetite suppressants.
They are centrally acting medications that decrease appetite or to speed up metabolism.
Xenical is not an appetite suppressant and is non-systemic, meaning it is not absorbed by your body. Instead, it works directly in your digestive system to block about one-third of the fat in the food you eat from being digested. Since Xenical acts in the digestive tract it has the added advantage of minimal side effects compared to the other weight loss medications.
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:: Is Xenical available over the counter?
No. Xenical is currently available by prescription only.
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:: How can I get a Xenical prescription online?
Go to our Xenical price comparison page where you can select your preferred online US pharmacy with the lowest Xenical prices, no prior prescription required.
Our featured US-based online pharmacies work with US-licensed doctors and pharmacists to provide you with your prescriptions through an online consultation.
If this is your first time ordering Xenical online, see our beginner’s guide , where the process of obtaining a prescription online and ordering your medication is explained.
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:: How much does Xenical cost?
Some companies charge less per pill but charge you separately for their consultation and pharmacy dispensing fees. Others include these fees into their final pricing.
RxPriceCheck's featured pharmacies give you a free online medical consultation with your order. Be sure to compare Xenical prices before buying.
Usually, the more capsules you buy, the cheaper the price per capsule.
See our Xenical price comparison page where you can select your preferred online US pharmacy with the lowest Xenical prices, no prior prescription required.
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:: What is generic Xenical and is it available?
The generic name for Xenical is Orlistat. Generic Xenical is currently NOT available in the US.
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:: Is it safe to order Xenical or other medications from non-US
pharmacies?
Purchasing Xenical from non-US pharmacies can be potentially dangerous. The FDA (Food and Drug Administration) does not recommend ordering medications online from pharmacies located outside the US, because it cannot guarantee the origin, quality or safety of the medication, or regulate the manufacturers. Therefore, it may be filled with other ingredients that may harm you, or it may be fake, sold as Xenical, but not contain the active ingredient orlistat.
RxPriceCheck.com only affiliates with online US pharmacies that work with US licensed physicians and pharmacists, and sell brand Xenical approved by the FDA and manufactured by Roche Pharmaceuticals. You can therefore choose from our list of online pharmacies with confidence.
See our Xenical price comparison page where you can select your preferred online US pharmacy with the lowest Xenical prices, no prior prescription required.
* For best results, Xenical, like all other weight loss medications, should be used together with a diet, exercise, and behavior program.
For guidelines on losing weight, and tools that help you keep track of your weight-loss, calorie consumption, and exercising progress by calculating your daily calorie and fat requirements as well as how many calories you can burn doing various exercises, see our extensive Weight Loss FAQ .
If this is your first time ordering Xenical online, see our beginner’s guide , where the process of obtaining a prescription online and ordering your medication is explained.
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