Through Marley Drug, you can expect to receive your Alli order in 3-5 business days. We ship our medications with first class mail to ensure it arrives to you as quickly as possible.

Alli is approved for adults 18 years or age or older and with a BMI (body mass index) of 28 or more who are willing to adopt a reduced calories, lower-fat diet. It is intended to assist with weight loss.

It is recommended to take 1 capsule of Alli, 3 times a day at mealtimes. This can be done before, during, or up to 1 hour after a meal. Do not take more than 3 capsules in one day.

When taking Alli it is also recommended to take a multivitamin every day at bedtime to ensure adequate absorption of vitamins A, D, E and K. Because Alli lowers the absorption of fat it can also lower the absorption of these important vitamins.

It is not recommended to take Alli for more than 6 months at a time.

No. Alli is often incorrectly referred to as a diet pill. Instead, it limits your body's ability to absorb the fat you eat. This means you are absorbing fewer calories then you eat, which helps with weight loss.

Alli capsules work with your digestive system in a unique way by blocking your guts ability to absorb fats. The active ingredient, orlistat, works by attaching itself to one of your body's natural enzymes that breaks down fat in your gut. By blocking this enzyme, your gut is unable to process this fat and thereby unable to absorb the fat.

You should not take Alli if:

• You are pregnant or breastfeeding
• If you are taking cyclosporine
• If you are taking Warfarin or other medicine used to thin your blood
• If you have cholestasis
• If you have problems absorbing food
• If you are allergic to orlistat (the active ingredient in Alli) or any other ingredients in this medicine.

If you are unsure if Alli is right for you, speak to your local pharmacist or healthcare provider. Remember to always read the product label before taking.

Like other medications, Alli can cause some side effect, although they are not experienced by everyone.

The most common side effect include:

• Wind with or without oily spotting
• Sudden or more frequent bowel movements
• Soft stools

These side effects of the way in which Alli work and are known as diet-related treatment effects. They are often caused by what you eat. If you eat more fat in your diet you will likely have a higher chance of having these side effects. Therefore, it is recommended to eat lower-fat meals to help manage these potential issues.

Each capsule of Alli contains 60mg of orlistat, the active ingredient. Orlistat is clinically tested in over 100 clinical studies and has a well-established safety and efficacy profile. It works only on the digestive system and it not a stimulant or appetite-suppressant.

Alli is an over-the-counter product which means it does not require a prescription from your healthcare provider.