| Package | Dosage | Price | Price per Dose | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dosage: 60mg | ||||
| 180 pill | 60mg | $488.05 | $2.71 | |
| 120 pill | 60mg | $181.81 | $1.52 | |
| 90 pill | 60mg | $151.51 | $1.69 | |
| 60 pill | 60mg | $122.80 | $2.04 | |
| 30 pill | 60mg | $94.09 | $3.14 | |
| Dosage: 120mg | ||||
| 126 pill | 120mg | $271.13 | $2.15 | |
| 84 pill | 120mg | $194.57 | $2.31 | |
| 63 pill | 120mg | $153.10 | $2.42 | |
| 42 pill | 120mg | $113.23 | $2.70 | |
| 21 pill | 120mg | $87.71 | $4.18 | |
Xenical Description
What is Xenical and how it works
Xenical is a prescription medicine that contains orlistat. When you eat, orlistat blocks part of the fat you consume from being absorbed by your gut. The undigested fat passes through and is excreted in bowel movements. This reduces the calories you get from fat and can help with weight loss when you also follow a lower‑fat diet and stay active. In the United States, Xenical is taken as a 120 mg capsule with meals that contain fat, three times daily, or as your doctor directs.
Who should consider Xenical
Most suitable candidates are adults with a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or higher, or people with BMI 27 or more who have weight‑related health issues such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or type 2 diabetes. It is not typically recommended for children under 12, and it should not be used during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Before starting Xenical, tell your clinician about other medicines, supplements, and any conditions that may affect fat absorption.
What users say
In reviews from US online pharmacies, many patients report shedding several pounds when Xenical is paired with a realistic diet and regular exercise. Some note better adherence when meals are planned. Common complaints focus on side effects after fatty meals, such as oily stools, gas with discharge, and more frequent bowel movements. Most people find these effects lessen after the first weeks, and they appreciate the accountability of professional follow‑ups and goal setting.
Safety and possible side effects
Frequent side effects relate to fat malabsorption: oily spotting, loose stools, gas with oily discharge, and urgent bowel movements. These usually improve over time. Rare but serious concerns include signs of liver injury, such as yellow skin or dark urine, so seek urgent care if these occur. Because Xenical can reduce absorption of fat‑soluble vitamins, a daily multivitamin taken separately from meals is often advised. Discuss drug interactions with your doctor.
How to take Xenical in the United States and cost considerations
Follow your prescription: take Xenical with meals that contain fat, using a glass of water. If a meal has no fat, skip the dose. The typical regimen is 120 mg three times daily with meals. Insurance coverage varies; some plans cover Xenical, while others favor generic orlistat or weight‑loss programs. Prices can differ between pharmacies, so it pays to shop around and check for discount programs or patient assistance through your plan.
Tips for success
Plan meals that fit a reduced‑fat plan and combine Xenical with regular activity. Track meals and bowel responses to see patterns. Your clinician may order labs to monitor cholesterol, liver function, and vitamin levels. Stay hydrated and seek support from friends or a weight‑loss group. If you do not see progress after a couple of months, revisit the plan with your doctor to adjust the approach or consider other options.