Xenical vs. Alli: What’s the Difference?
Active Ingredient
– Both Xenical and Alli contain Orlistat, which blocks fat absorption.
Key Differences
– Xenical is the prescription-strength version (120 mg), while Alli is available over-the-counter (60 mg).
User Experience
Users in the USA often start with Alli and move to Xenical for stronger results. Both options can cause gastrointestinal side effects, especially if used with a high-fat diet.
Conclusion
Alli offers a lower-risk, OTC option, while Xenical is more potent but requires a prescription.
