Alli is a new FDA approved diet and weight loss pill from GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) that will be released this spring. It is the OTC (Over the Counter) version of the popular drug Xenical.
The FDA (Food and Drug Administration) officially approved the drug orlistat with 60 mg capsules on February 7, 2007, for over-the-counter marketing as a weight loss aid. The Alli product is to be used with an approved weight loss program that includes a reduced calorie diet, low fat diet plan, and an exercise program. It is approved for use in adults 18 years and older.
Alli is scheduled to be released in the 2007 Summer as the first FDA approved diet pill to be sold in the US to help promote weight loss. The Alli diet pill is going to be part of an overall health system, which includes healthy nutrition, exercise, and the Alli diet supplement product. A multivitamin should be taken every day when alli is used as part of a weight loss program.
FDA Press Release (2/7/2007)
How does the diet pill Alli work?
Alli is a fat blocker, since it stops the body from absorbing the fat that it ingests from food. In fact, Alli is able to block up to 30% of the fat that is consumed daily from food.
Where can you buy Alli?
Alli will be sold nationwide in select retail outlets, however you’ll be able to find the best prices online. Unfortunately, due to the extreme high demand for this new wieght loss product, initially there will only be a limited supply of Alli available to sell, especially the retailers.
Fortunately, we have secured our supply through various sources and will be able to fulfill our pre-orders in an extremely timely fashion. To be sure that you’ll be on our list of people to contact, please fill out the order form. Once we’re ready to ship the product, we’ll notify you immediatly and let you decide at that time if you want to purchase Alli through us. |
