WAYTless is a fake product!
So I am used to taking Orlistat 60mg OTC (Alli) so was curious about WAYT-less because one of the ingredients is Orlistat 120mg. I don't think this works at all. With 3 doses of the 60mg, I would be having oily stools, even with meals that weren't necessarily high fat. Whereas, with WAYT-less, I was irritable, itchy (I'm also not allergic to any of the other ingredients), and was NOT having oily stools even though the mg was higher. I messaged the doctor and she was NOT helpful. She said she could not help and to go to my PCP. I asked customer service for a refund since I believed the ingredients were false. They gave me the runaround. So I called the compound pharmacy and they said they could not disclose the ingredients. I reached back out to customer service to tell them my experience and they said they do not do refunds. So I called my bank, and that resolved things. I do not recommend WAYTless! Also, they'll prescribe it to you even if you not overweight on the BMI or have any issues eating. I asked my friend to make a profile and they still prescribed it to her. No phone calls, no follow up, just attempted to charge her card (but we placed a block prior to). AND they deleted my account!
By Consumerism
Response from Nu Image· Oct 12, 2026
Thank you for comparing your experience so carefully, and we hear how frustrating it was. A compounded prescription won't necessarily feel the same as an over-the-counter product, and new symptoms like the ones you describe are something a provider has to evaluate. When a provider recommends seeing your primary care doctor, that's a medical judgment made in your interest, not a brush-off. Prescriptions are prepared by a licensed pharmacy for each patient and can't be returned once dispensed, but we'd still be glad to talk through your concerns at [email protected] or 888-520-3438.