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alli is on the shelves!

To say I'm excited would be an understatement. I've been working on the creation of alli, the first OTC, FDA-approved weight loss product, for over three years.

As of today you can find it on the shelf at your neighborhood pharmacy. Look for alli at participating grocery, pharmacy, and mass retailers and on-line websites. And expect to pay about $55 for the 90 count supply in the educational starter pack.

It's a clear plastic box which contains a month's worth of the capsules (60 mg orlistat capsules) as well as 7 pocket sized booklets and a funny looking blue carrying case we call the alli Shuttle. It holds a day's supply of alli and I like the way it feels. I can't stop rolling it around in my hand.

Some people say the curvy contour feels like a handshake. Fitting for a brand that's about partnership. 

You also get access to the online (free) individualized action plan at myalliplan. There you create your own micro-site to track your results and receive lessons and advice tailored to your situation, based on what you choose to share with us.

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I dont know that I would have been aware of it if I hadnt done work on their blog (through my company, Blogging Expertise, and working with corporate blogging guru Debbie Weil), but GlaxoSmithKlines new over-the-counter weight loss...

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