You should check with your insurance carrier to see if Plenity is covered for you. If not, and you have an HSA (Health Savings Account), FSA (Flexible Spending Account), or MSA (Medical Savings Account), you should be able to use that to cover some or all of your out-of-pocket costs for Plenity.

Plenity is taken as three capsules with 16 ounces (2 glasses) of water 20 minutes before lunch and dinner. Plenity absorbs the water it’s taken with and mixes with the food eaten. As you continue to use it, you feel fuller throughout the day.

If you miss a pre-meal dose, take Plenity with 16 oz. of water during or immediately after your meal.

Watch the video below to learn more about Plenity:

In a clinical study,* the overall incidence of side effects for people taking Plenity was no different than for people on a placebo. The most common side effects were fullness, bloating, flatulence, and/or abdominal pain.

*Plenity (n=223) or placebo (n=213) was administered to 436 adults with excess weight or obesity, with or without type 2 diabetes. The study was designed to measure:

• whether at least 35% of individuals receiving Plenity lost 5% of their body weight
  
  • in a clinical trial, 59% of Plenity responders lost on average 10% of their body weight (22 pounds) in six months
• whether individuals receiving Plenity lost 3% more of their body weight than individuals receiving placebo
  • individuals on Plenity lost on average 6% vs individuals on placebo, who lost on average 4%.

In a clinical study, there was no difference in overall side effects compared to placebo. The most common side effects were fullness, bloating, flatulence, and/or abdominal pain.

Plenity costs $98 for a 4-week supply ($1.75 per meal). You can also save 15% by purchasing a 12-week supply for $249.

With Plenity, you may find it easier to eat less and feel satisfied within weeks of starting your new routine. In fact, most people will feel fuller after meals and between them—helping you eat and snack less. Many people begin to lose weight within the first four weeks of taking Plenity.

*Plenity (n=223) or placebo (n=213) was administered to 436 adults with excess weight or obesity, with or without type 2 diabetes. The study was designed to measure:

• whether at least 35% of individuals receiving Plenity lost 5% of their body weight
  
  • in a clinical trial, 59% of Plenity responders lost on average 10% of their body weight (22 pounds) in six months
• whether individuals receiving Plenity lost 3% more of their body weight than individuals receiving placebo
  • individuals on Plenity lost on average 6% vs individuals on placebo, who lost on average 4%.

In a clinical study, there was no difference in overall side effects compared to placebo. The most common side effects were fullness, bloating, flatulence, and/or abdominal pain.

Plenity is not a drug and is stimulant-free and non-habit forming. It is an FDA-cleared medical device available only by prescription. Plenity is not absorbed into the bloodstream.

Plenity is an FDA-cleared, prescription-only aid for weight management. It is made from naturally derived building blocks—cellulose and citric acid. Taken with water 20 minutes before lunch and dinner, Plenity helps you feel full, eat less, and lose weight. If you miss a pre-meal dose, take Plenity with 16 oz. of water during or immediately after your meal.

You do not need to meet with a physician in person to get Plenity! You can visit MyPlenity.com to start an online consultation where you’ll be asked to share your medical history and answer general health questions with a licensed physician.

Plenity is available for prescribing by all healthcare professionals who can write prescriptions. Note that prescriptions can only be filled by GoGoMeds, a mail order pharmacy.

The structures and properties of our superabsorbent hydrogel, Plenity, are very different from fiber. Plenity particles have a three-dimensional structure, which when hydrated create thousands of small individual, solid gel pieces, which are very similar in their size and firmness to solid ingested vegetables and fruits (but without any calories or nutrient content). Dietary fibers, on the other hand, have linear structure and when hydrated they carry water only on their surface. Watch the video below to learn more.

Adults with excess weight or obesity, a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 25–40 kg/m², are eligible for Plenity, when combined with diet and exercise. Plenity is not indicated for anyone under the age of 22. If you are pregnant or are allergic to cellulose, citric acid, sodium stearyl fumarate, gelatin, or titanium dioxide, you should not take Plenity.

Any person under the age of 22 should not take Plenity. If you are pregnant or are allergic to cellulose, citric acid, sodium stearyl fumarate, gelatin, or titanium dioxide, you should not take Plenity.

You can either ask your healthcare provider about Plenity, or visit MyPlenity.com to start a telehealth experience with a licensed physician. Note that the telehealth option for Plenity is now available in all 50 U.S. states.

To get Plenity, visit MyPlenity.com to start an online consultation.

You’ll be asked to share your medical history and answer general health questions with a licensed physician to find out if Plenity is right for you. Once prescribed, Plenity will be shipped to your home via free 2-day delivery.

In a clinical study,* nearly 6 out of 10 people who took Plenity lost at least 5% of their body weight. Their average weight loss was 10% (about 22 pounds).

*Plenity (n=223) or placebo (n=213) was administered to 436 adults with excess weight or obesity, with or without type 2 diabetes. The study was designed to measure:

• whether at least 35% of individuals receiving Plenity lost 5% of their body weight
  
  • in a clinical trial, 59% of Plenity responders lost on average 10% of their body weight (22 pounds) in six months
• whether individuals receiving Plenity lost 3% more of their body weight than individuals receiving placebo
  • individuals on Plenity lost on average 6% vs individuals on placebo, who lost on average 4%.

In a clinical study, there was no difference in overall side effects compared to placebo. The most common side effects were fullness, bloating, flatulence, and/or abdominal pain.

Plenity has been shown in a clinical study to have a proven safety profile and is as well tolerated as a placebo (a capsule with inactive ingredients).*

*Plenity (n=223) or placebo (n=213) was administered to 436 adults with excess weight or obesity, with or without type 2 diabetes. The study was designed to measure:

• whether at least 35% of individuals receiving Plenity lost 5% of their body weight
  
  • in a clinical trial, 59% of Plenity responders lost on average 10% of their body weight (22 pounds) in six months
• whether individuals receiving Plenity lost 3% more of their body weight than individuals receiving placebo
  • individuals on Plenity lost on average 6% vs individuals on placebo, who lost on average 4%.

In a clinical study, there was no difference in overall side effects compared to placebo. The most common side effects were fullness, bloating, flatulence, and/or abdominal pain.

Plenity is the first and only FDA-cleared weight management tool made from naturally derived building blocks—cellulose and citric acid. In a clinical study,* nearly 6 out of 10 people who took Plenity lost at least 5% of their body weight. Their average weight loss was 10% (about 22 pounds).

*Plenity (n=223) or placebo (n=213) was administered to 436 adults with excess weight or obesity, with or without type 2 diabetes. The study was designed to measure:

• whether at least 35% of individuals receiving Plenity lost 5% of their body weight
  
  • in a clinical trial, 59% of Plenity responders lost on average 10% of their body weight (22 pounds) in six months
• whether individuals receiving Plenity lost 3% more of their body weight than individuals receiving placebo
  • individuals on Plenity lost on average 6% vs individuals on placebo, who lost on average 4%.

In a clinical study, there was no difference in overall side effects compared to placebo. The most common side effects were fullness, bloating, flatulence, and/or abdominal pain.

Yes, if you have an HSA (Health Savings Account), FSA (Flexible Spending Account), or MSA (Medical Savings Account), you should be able to use that to cover some or all of your out-of-pocket costs for Plenity. Please check with your plan provider for reimbursement details.

BMI is calculated using your weight (in lb.) and height (in inches). To calculate your BMI, divide your weight in pounds (lb.) by your height in inches (in.) squared, and then multiply by a factor of 703.

For instance, a person who is 200 lb. and 5' 10" would divide 200 by 4900 (70 squared), and then multiply by 703:

200 ÷ 4900 x 703 = BMI of 28.7 kg/m²

The CDC has created an easy to use BMI calculator at: https://www.cdc.gov/healthyweight/assessing/bmi/adult_bmi/english_bmi_calculator/bmi_calculator.html

Plenity is taken as three capsules with 16 ounces (2 glasses) of water 20 minutes before lunch and dinner. Plenity absorbs the water it’s taken with and mixes with the food eaten. As you continue to use it, you feel fuller throughout the day. If you miss a pre-meal dose, take Plenity with 16 oz. of water during or immediately after your meal.

If you miss a pre-meal dose, take Plenity with 16 oz. of water during or immediately after your meal.

No. The capsule for Plenity is made with gelatin, which is a porcine-derived product.

Yes, Plenity contains neither wheat nor gluten.

Plenity has not been studied in people under the age of 22. It has been cleared by the FDA for adults.