Taking Qsymia

Convenient once-daily dosing1

It’s important to start therapy correctly. You should get 2 prescriptions from your doctor. After 12 weeks, if your child has not experienced a reduction of at least 3% of baseline BMI, their doctor may want to escalate their dosage. If, however, your child’s weight loss exceeds 2 lbs/week, their doctor may want to consider a dosage reduction.

Getting started, optimize plan chart. Getting started, optimize plan chart.

*Your child should not stop taking Qsymia without talking to their doctor. Stopping Qsymia suddenly can cause serious problems, such as seizures. Your child’s doctor will tell them how to stop taking Qsymia slowly.

ASK ABOUT A NON INJECTION[SM] WEIGHT-MANAGEMENT TREATMENT OPTION

Ask your healthcare provider if once-daily Qsymia is right for your child

Select from the following:

Support for
caregivers

Offering family support to your child throughout their weight-management plan is important.

How once-daily
Qsymia can help

Once-daily Qsymia can help regulate your child’s hunger and cravings for food throughout their day.1

Download a FREE
Qsymia brochure

This FREE caregiver brochure can help you discuss once-daily Qsymia with your healthcare provider.

How to save on Qsymia

Home Delivery and Direct to Patient Savings

PATIENTS PAYING CASH*

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$98* for a 30-day Rx or product pack — the lowest cash price. 

COMMERCIALLY-INSURED PATIENTS*

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Assistance with benefits investigation and insurance verification. If Qsymia is covered, shipping is free.

Retail Pharmacy Savings

MANUFACTURER DISCOUNT*

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Download a coupon to save at popular retail pharmacies. 

EXCLUSIVE PRICING*

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Exclusive cash price of $115 for a 30‑day Rx.

VIVUS also offers a Qsymia Retail Pharmacy Savings Card*

What is Qsymia?

Qsymia is a prescription medicine that contains phentermine and topiramate extended-release. Qsymia may help adults and children 12 years and older with obesity, or some…

Important Safety Information

Do not take Qsymia if you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or become pregnant during Qsymia treatment; have glaucoma; have thyroid problems (hyperthyroidism); are taking certain medicines called monoamine oxidase inhibitors…

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