Safety Information

Watch the video and see gallstones inside the gallbladder.

Warning: The following video contains graphic imagery of a gallbladder with gallstones.
This video shows gallstones discovered in the gallbladder of a 40-year-old woman experiencing right-sided abdominal pain. Following diagnosis, her gallbladder was surgically removed.

Reltone is not a substitute for necessary surgery when surgery is medically indicated. Results may vary. Please see full Prescribing Information and Important Safety Information linked below.

Watch the video and see gallstones inside the gallbladder.

Warning: The following video contains graphic imagery of a gallbladder with gallstones.
This video shows gallstones discovered in the gallbladder of a 40-year-old woman experiencing right-sided abdominal pain. Following diagnosis, her gallbladder was surgically removed.

Reltone is not a substitute for necessary surgery when surgery is medically indicated. Results may vary. Please see full Prescribing Information and Important Safety Information linked below.

Understanding Your Risk

Indicated for patients that have BMI > 30 and contemplating weight loss are already at higher risk of having gallstones than the general population before even starting their weight loss therapy journey. The risks of getting gallstones increase further when they experience rapid weight loss regardless of which therapy is selected (dieting, GLP-1 therapy or bariatric surgery).
How Reltone Works
Reltone changes your bile composition to prevent gallstone formation. Take during your weight loss journey. Most people experience no serious side effects while keeping their gallbladder healthy.
Proven Results
Reltone offers complete dissolution in more than 80% of patients with stones up to 5 mm in diameter.1
How to Ask for Reltone
Gallstone Basics
What are Gallstones?1

The liver secretes bile, which is stored in the gallbladder. Substances in bile can lead to the formation of gallstones.

 

Gallstones are hard, pebble-like particles. They can be as small as a grain of sand or as large as a golf ball.

Gallstone symptoms:1

Many gallstones do not cause symptoms, but when they do, the symptoms can include:

Sudden or severe pain in the upper right belly
Nausea
Vomiting
Fever
Risk Factors for Gallstones6
Experiencing rapid weight loss from GLP-1 agonists, dieting, or bariatric surgery
Over the age of 40
Having diabetes
Obesity (BMI ≥30)
Genetic history of gallstones

Being female

Elevated estrogen levels (causes may include pregnancy or birth control pills)

Native American or Hispanic ethnic-backgrounds

Gallstones are a chronic medical condition. They tend to reoccur unless risk factors are changed.