A diet pill which contains an NHS anti-obesity drug has sold out just three days after going on sale.
More than 50,000 packs of Capsiplex flew off the shelves when the product hit the high street earlier this month.
The drug made by the British pharmaecutical giant of the same name, is the first to contain ingredients previously only available on the NHS.
It includes the clinically-proven Methylcellulose, which doctors prescribe to around 10,000 dieters every year.
Capsiplex claims to increase metabolism to burn calories 12 times faster than normal.
Capsiplex
It sold out of 50,000 packs at stores such as Harrods, Selfridges and Lloyds Pharmacy, forcing the company to order more stock to keep up with demand.
A spokesman for Capsiplex said: ‘Demand has been staggering with pre-launch orders and subsequent sales far greater than we could have ever expected.
How does it work?
From scientist to consumers we are all looking for the next big thing, especially when fighting the Battle
of the Bulge.
Now you can lose all the weight you want and keep it off.
Unfortunately for many years, many miracle products let consumers down with overstated claims and
undesirable results, even dangerous side effects, leading to consumer advisories such as;
•… diet drug banned by FDA…
•… have led to an nationwide class-action lawsuit…
•… diet drug caused serious health complications…
•… protein diets increased risk of liver damage…
Now there is a Real Breakthrough
Capsicum Extract reduces appetite, increases metabolism, burns calories, reduces body mass and reduces
body fat.
This proven effective formulation is winning new customers for retail leaders in the nutraceutical industry
and its source is as familiar to your targeted customers as the jar of salsa in your refrigerator.
Capsicum Extract
For decades, scientists have known about the weight loss potential of red hot peppers also known as
Capsicum.
Capsaicinoids are a group of compounds which caused
the heat found in hot peppers
in fact over the past 30 years studies including animal and human subjects prove the enormous potential
of red hot peppers and Capsicum as a safe and effective nutritional ingredient to support weight management.