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Regulatory notice: Orlistat (60 mg) is FDA-approved as an OTC drug ingredient
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How orlistat 60 mg works

Mechanism: Orlistat reversibly inhibits gastric and pancreatic lipases—enzymes that hydrolyze triglycerides into absorbable free fatty acids and monoglycerides. By interrupting this step, ~25–30% of ingested fat is not absorbed and is instead excreted.

What to expect: When used with a reduced-calorie, low-fat diet and regular activity, programs show modest but meaningful weight loss over time. Consistency with meal planning is key.

AreaEffect
Stomach & small intestineInhibits GI lipases that break down dietary triglycerides
Calories from fat~25–30% remain unabsorbed per fat-containing meal
Best paired withReduced-calorie, low-fat pattern to support results & minimize GI effects

Safety at a glance

What’s inside

Active: Orlistat 60 mg (OTC strength).

Inactive: See Drug Facts label.

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Regulatory status

FAQ

Is Leanora the same as prescription orlistat?

No. Prescription strength is higher. Use OTC products only as directed on their labels.

How much fat does orlistat block per meal?

Approximately 25–30% of ingested dietary fat is prevented from being absorbed when taken with a fat-containing meal.

What side effects should I expect with orlistat 60 mg?

Most effects are gastrointestinal (e.g., loose/oily stools), especially with higher-fat meals. These often lessen with diet adjustments.

Do I need a multivitamin while taking orlistat?

Because fat absorption is reduced, a multivitamin containing A, D, E, and K is commonly recommended. Take it at a different time from orlistat.

How can I verify if a brand is FDA-listed?

Look for an NDC on the package and confirm the listing in the FDA NDC Directory.