Phentermine FAQs

Adipex-P is an appetite suppressant that is manufactured by Gate Pharmaceuticals. The active ingredient within Adipex-P diet pills is phentermine hydrochloride. Adipex-P is a stimulant which is molecularly similar to amphetamines. By affecting the central nervous system Adipex-P causes suppression of appetite and is also known to increase energy levels within some patients.

Adipex-P is prescribed in conjunction with a program of exercise and a restricted diet to aid the heavily over weight to lose weight. It is important that patients taking Adipex-P adopt new ways of eating and increased levels of exercise in order to achieve maximum weight loss. These new behaviors should be continued once the course of Adipex-P has been completed to avoid gaining back the weight lost.

Adipex-P is a controlled substance and can be habit forming. The FDA recommends that Adipex-P be used for a period of no longer than 3 months (12 weeks).

Adipex-P is available in either tablet or capsule form. Both versions of Adipex-P contain 37.5mg of phentermine.

Adipex-P 37.5mg tablets are oblong in shape, predominately white with blue speckles and scored

Adipex-P 37.5mg capsules are light blue and white with two blue bands.

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