Weight Management Tablets (Appetite Suppressants)

Appetite suppressants are prescription medicines that act on the brain’s hunger and reward centres to help reduce food cravings and improve control over eating behaviour. Used alongside a healthy diet and lifestyle changes, they can support sustainable weight management for suitable adults.
At Dears Pharmacy, our prescribers may consider medicines such as Mysimba (naltrexone/bupropion) after a detailed consultation and health review.

Each medicine is prescribed only after a professional consultation to ensure it is safe and appropriate for your individual health needs.

Centrally acting appetite suppressants, such as Mysimba (naltrexone/bupropion), are prescription-only medicines used to support adults with obesity or overweight when other measures alone have been insufficient.

These medicines act on parts of the brain that control hunger and food cravings. By influencing reward pathways, they can help reduce appetite and improve control over eating behaviour.

This option may be appropriate for adults with a BMI above a certain threshold or with weight-related health conditions. Suitability is always determined by a prescriber following a full clinical assessment.

Before any prescription is issued, a comprehensive review of your medical history and current treatments is performed. Your prescriber will advise on whether this approach is right for you and how to use the medicine safely.

Some patients may experience mild nausea, headache, or insomnia. More serious side effects are uncommon but will be discussed before treatment begins.

Medicines that act on appetite are most effective when paired with ongoing lifestyle changes. Our service provides regular reviews, behavioural advice, and support to help you achieve and maintain healthy results.

2 week trial £50.

1 month pack £115.

Prices can be confirmed on request and are subject to occasional revision.

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