€139.00
€139.00
Xenical is an orlistat capsule reducing fat absorption to support weight loss with a low-fat diet.
Xenical is an orlistat capsule reducing fat absorption to support weight loss with a low-fat diet.
| Medication Strength | 120 mg |
|---|---|
| Medication | Orlistat (generic), Xenical |
| Amount | 168, 252, 336, 84 |
Xenical works differently from appetite-suppressing medicines. Instead of affecting the brain, it acts in the digestive tract.
• Orlistat blocks enzymes (lipases) needed to break down fat
• About 30% of dietary fat is not absorbed and is eliminated from the body
• Fewer absorbed calories support gradual weight loss
For best results, Xenical should be taken with meals and combined with a balanced, low-fat diet.
• Active ingredient: Orlistat
• Strength: 120 mg
• Pharmaceutical form: Hard capsules
• Administration route: Oral use
• Prescription status: Prescription-only medicine (Rx)
Xenical 120 mg is prescribed for adults with:
• A BMI ≥ 30 kg/m² (obesity)
• A BMI ≥ 28 kg/m² with weight-related risk factors such as high blood pressure, diabetes, or abnormal cholesterol levels
• Taken up to three times daily with main meals containing fat
• Should be swallowed with water during or shortly after eating
• A low-fat, nutritionally balanced diet is essential during treatment
• For medical use only under professional supervision
• Not suitable for individuals with chronic malabsorption syndrome or cholestasis
• Excessive fat intake may increase gastrointestinal side effects
• Always read the patient leaflet before use
What is Xenical 120 mg used for?
Xenical is used to support weight loss and weight maintenance in adults with obesity or overweight, in combination with diet and lifestyle changes.
How does Xenical differ from appetite suppressants?
Xenical does not affect hunger or appetite. It works by reducing fat absorption in the digestive system.
How often should Xenical be taken?
Xenical is usually taken up to three times per day with meals that contain fat.
Is Xenical suitable for everyone?
No. Xenical is prescription-only and may not be suitable for people with certain medical conditions. A healthcare professional must assess suitability.
Are side effects possible?
Yes. Common side effects may include oily stools, increased bowel movements, or abdominal discomfort, especially if dietary fat intake is high.
Do I need to follow a diet while using Xenical?
Yes. A reduced-calorie, low-fat diet is essential to improve effectiveness and reduce side effects.