Formoline L112 Slimming Pills Review

Formoline L112 is billed as a weight management tablet rather than a slimming pill.

It is a familiar product that is available to buy over the counter, in store at many outlets that stock slimming, diet and weight management products – Boots and Superdrug are two major stockists.

While several high profile products are currently fighting for premier position shelf space, Formoline L112 has been somewhat pushed from focused.

Alli appears to have taken centre stage

How Does Formoline L112 Work

The naturally sourced fibre that Formoline L112 contains, binds itself to fat so it’s not absorbed and leaves the body naturally.

Most fat binders are comprised of plant extracts, Formoline on the other hand contains the following

?-1,4 polymer of D-glucosamine and N-acetyl-D-glucosamine from shells of crustaceans, specification L112. Free from flavour enhancers, preservatives, colouring agents, gelatine, gluten, lactose and cholesterol.

The active ingredient is Polyglucosamine

Side Effects

The inclusion of extracts of Shells and crustaceans is similar to Chitosan – to date Chitosan has no long term safety data compiled.

Recommended Dosage

• For weight reduction take 2 tablets, twice daily.
• For weight maintenance take 1 tablet, twice daily, with 2 main meals.
• x1 pack of 48 is just under a months supply.

Where To Buy Formoline L112

In store at Tesco, Superdrug as well as high street chemists such as Boots and Superdrug

Pricing can vary from store to store – at present the cheapest stockist is Express Chemist the registered online pharmacist – current price is £15.65 for one month supply. Visit Express Chemist

Other Fat Binders To Consider

Two high profile fat binders available to UK consumers are Proactol and Lipobind.

Both are clinically proven to prevent fat absorption. Read about Proactol and Lipobind

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Zotrim Over The Counter Slimming Pill

Zotrim has been in existence since 2001 – it is a familiar product to UK consumers but fairly undiscovered overseas.

This is a real pity as the biggest negative that can be attached to Zotrim is its fairly inconspicuous marketing attempts (until recently).

Boots the Chemist, Superdrug, Tesco and a majority of the regular stockists of over the counter slimming pills and health products appear to favour big name brands over product efficacy.

This year has witnessed the introduction of two new arrivals to the over the counter market – Alli ,the chemically produced diet drug from GlaxoSmithKline and the natural “seaweed” slimming pill Appesat

These additions appears to awoken Zotrim from its slumber.

What Is Zotrim

A natural and herbal slimming aid that is designed to reduce calorie intake by suppressing appetite before, during and after a meal and also providing an increase in energy levels giving the dieter extra incentive to burn calories.

Less Calories Taken In: The ingredients can make you feel full sooner (suppress appetite) during a meal and for longer after a meal so you eat and snack less.

More Calories Burned: Zotrim can help you to feel invigorated and more energetic so that you are more active and subsequently burn calories.

Zotrim includes Yerba Mate, Damiana and Guarana among its ingredients

A better more detailed explanation can be found on the official Zotrim Website

Zotrim Does It Work

Marketing and advertising become almost redundant if the product does not live up to expectation.

Zotrim may trail behind in the marketing stakes but product effect is something where it truly excels.

With no fewer that 8 independent clinical trials dating back to 2001 with The British Food Journal and Kings College London among the authors, Zotrim is both clinically proven to aid the weight loss process and verified to be completely safe and side effects free.

UK consumers may have watched a recent BBC2 television programme entitled The Diet Clinic that featured Professor Lesley Regan and her dogged investigation into the truth behind the claims that over the counter slimming pill producers were making concerning the efficacy of their products.

Professor Regan  (for the uninitiated)  was responsible for exposing the anti ageing and beauty lotion industry after discovering that most beauty product manufacturers were making unsubstantiated claims.

Professor Regan examined high profile brands such as Lipobind, Adios and Boots own brand Diet Aid.

A majority of the high profile brands took a battering with only Zotrim escaping unscathed. Read Professor Regans Report

“The only slimming pill that could show a definite link between weight loss and their product was a herbal slimming pill, called Zotrim, ann appetite suppressant. Their research had been published in reputable journals and conducted with a controlled group  – Professor Lesley Regan

Where To Buy Zotrim

Zotrim is available to buy over the counter in many high street outlets as well as direct from the official Zotrim Webite.

Zotrim can cost from £15.95 for on month supply to £11 per packet (based on quanity discount)

Visit Zotrim Website

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