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SAXENDA WEIGHT LOSS TREATMENT

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SAXENDA WEIGHT LOSS TREATMENT

A prescription weight loss injection pen

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SAXENDA TREATMENTS WE OFFER

Saxenda pre-filled pen

WHAT IS SAXENDA?

Saxenda is a treatment used to aid weight loss alongside healthy eating and lifestyle choices. It works by helping to reduce your appetite and make you feel fuller for longer. You inject Saxenda under the skin using an injection pen (don’t worry, it’s easier than it sounds and we’ll give you full instructions).

Find out if Saxenda is right for you and get the weight loss treatment and support you need.

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WHAT ARE THE SIDE EFFECTS OF SAXENDA?

Saxenda comes with some potential side effects. Find out more about these and how to manage them on our Saxenda Side Effects page.

Saxenda is just one of the weight loss treatments we offer

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SAXENDA AND YOUR DIET

Saxenda is only effective as a weight loss support treatment when used alongside healthy eating and lifestyle choices.

Foods to avoid while on Saxenda might include sugar and harmful fats. This, along with being mindful of portion sizes, should help to boost your weight loss while using Saxenda. Check out our recommended eating guides for weight loss.

If we prescribe treatment, we’ll also send you an exclusive offer from WeightWatchers—pay from only £7/month for your first 6-months. Lifestyle changes lay the foundation for all healthy weight loss—even when you’re taking weight-management medication. Their clinically proven programme helps you build healthy habits for lasting weight loss and well-being.

Please see our Terms and Conditions. You'll also get a barcode you can show in-store to use our weighing scales for free. Monitoring your weight and BMI can help you keep track of progress.

HOW DOES SAXENDA WORK?

Saxenda aids weight loss by helping you feel fuller, and reducing hunger levels and cravings.

Saxenda contains the active ingredient liraglutide, a synthetic version of the naturally occurring hormone Glucagon-Like Peptide 1 (GLP-1). GLP-1 is released from the gut after you eat and plays an important role in regulating blood sugar levels, therefore affecting appetite and calorie intake.

WHERE CAN I BUY SAXENDA?

Saxenda is a prescription-only weight loss treatment. You can speak to your GP about a possible referral to a weight loss service. Some NHS weight loss services are able to prescribe Saxenda. You can also buy online through us at Boots Online Doctor. Our experienced, friendly clinicians are just a few clicks away.

No appointment needed, simply fill out our quick online questionnaire and one of our team will prescribe Saxenda for you if it’s suitable.

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SAXENDA FAQS

To find out how to use Saxenda, how long a pen lasts, how long Saxenda stays in your system, the best time of day to take Saxenda, and more information on this weight loss treatment, visit our dedicated Saxenda FAQs page.

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LEARN MORE ABOUT HEALTHY WEIGHT LOSS

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Approved By:
Dr Christina Hennessey
Dr Christina Hennessey
GMC no. 3683158

Dr Christina Hennessey is Chief Medical Officer and Clinical Lead for Women’s Health. She has a wealth of experience across a variety of roles from GP partner to clinical director.

Last reviewed on: 02/08/2022