Check your local pharmacy’s website first. Many pharmacies now maintain accurate online inventories. This saves you a trip if Alli is unavailable.

Use pharmacy locators. Major pharmacy chains (like Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid) have online tools to search for Alli by zip code or address. This allows you to quickly see nearby stores that stock it.

Pro-Tip: Call ahead! Even with online inventory checks, availability can change quickly. A quick phone call confirms stock before you visit.

Consider larger retailers. Stores like Walmart and Target often carry Alli. Check their websites or apps for stock before going.

Use their store locator features, similar to pharmacy locators. Look for online ordering with in-store pickup. This avoids potential out-of-stock issues.

Explore smaller pharmacies. Independent pharmacies may stock Alli. Don’t rule them out–they sometimes have unique inventory.

Consult online directories for local pharmacies. Call pharmacies directly; their smaller size means easier access to stock information.

Utilize online marketplaces cautiously. Sites like Amazon sell Alli, but verify seller legitimacy and product authenticity before purchasing.