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Phentermine + Topiramate ER · Once Daily Morning

QSYMIA

Compounded Phentermine/Topiramate · Once Daily · 4 Dose Strengths
✓ No Injection Needed✓ Powerful Appetite Suppressant✓ Extended-Release Capsule✓ Morning Dose Only
Select Your Dose
3.75/23mg
Starter · Weeks 1–2
$159/mo
7.5/46mg
Standard maintenance
$179/mo
11.25/69mg
Escalation step
$199/mo
15/92mg
Maximum dose
$219/mo
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About This Medication

WHAT IS QSYMIA?

Qsymia is an FDA-approved extended-release combination of phentermine (a stimulant appetite suppressant) and topiramate (an anti-epileptic and migraine medication) in a single once-daily capsule taken every morning. It is one of the most effective non-GLP-1 weight loss medications available, producing average weight loss of 10–12% of body weight over one year at the standard maintenance dose.

Phentermine, the primary appetite suppressant in Qsymia, stimulates the release of norepinephrine in the hypothalamus, reducing hunger signals. Topiramate, added at a lower dose than used for seizure treatment, amplifies the appetite-suppressing effect while also affecting taste sensation, which reduces the pleasure response from eating. The extended-release formulation provides smooth, consistent drug levels throughout the day from a single morning dose.

Qsymia is notably more effective than phentermine alone: in a head-to-head comparison, the combination produced significantly greater weight loss than either component alone, demonstrating a synergistic effect. It must be taken in the morning to avoid insomnia from the stimulant phentermine component, and must be discontinued gradually rather than stopped abruptly due to the topiramate component.

Qsymia
12%
Average body weight loss at standard 7.5/46mg dose over 52 weeks
Dose per day — morning only, with or without food
4
Dose strengths from starter to maximum — individualized to response
10–12%
Average weight loss at standard maintenance, versus ~5% for phentermine alone
Dosing Protocol

TITRATION SCHEDULE

PhaseTimingDoseWhat to Expect
StarterWeeks 1–23.75/23mgStarting dose for all patients. Taken every morning. This 2-week initiation allows the body to adjust to both components before moving to the therapeutic dose.
MaintenanceWeek 3+7.5/46mgStandard maintenance dose for most patients. Evaluate weight loss after 12 weeks. If less than 3% body weight lost, escalate or discontinue.
EscalationWeek 14+ if needed11.25/69mg14-day bridge dose before moving to maximum strength. Use only if response to 7.5/46mg is insufficient.
MaximumWeek 16+ if needed15/92mgMaximum approved dose. Evaluate after 12 more weeks — if less than 2% weight loss from this level, discontinue gradually.
Safety Information

SIDE EFFECTS

Common Side Effects Usually improve over time
  • Tingling in hands, feet, or face (paresthesia) — affects ~20% of patients. Related to topiramate. Usually mild and temporary.
  • Dry mouth — very common due to the phentermine component. Stay well hydrated.
  • Constipation — common, especially in early weeks. Fiber intake and hydration help.
  • Insomnia — take only in the morning. Do not take in the evening under any circumstances.
  • Dizziness — especially when standing up quickly. Usually improves after week 2.
  • Taste changes — some patients report altered taste perception, particularly for carbonated beverages.
  • Increased heart rate — phentermine stimulates the heart. Monitor pulse.
  • Mood changes or anxiety — phentermine can cause mood effects in some patients.
Serious Side Effects Seek care immediately
  • Fetal harm — topiramate causes birth defects. Qsymia is absolutely contraindicated in pregnancy. A negative pregnancy test is required before starting, and monthly pregnancy tests are recommended throughout treatment.
  • Elevated heart rate — phentermine can cause significant heart rate increase. Contraindicated in patients with heart disease, uncontrolled hypertension, or hyperthyroidism.
  • Metabolic acidosis — topiramate can cause elevated blood acid levels. Monitor bicarbonate levels especially in patients with kidney disease.
  • Glaucoma — topiramate has been associated with acute-angle closure glaucoma. Seek immediate care for sudden eye pain or vision changes.
  • Cognitive effects — difficulty concentrating, memory problems, and word-finding difficulty reported with topiramate.
  • Suicidal ideation — reported with topiramate. Monitor mental health closely.
  • Seizures on abrupt discontinuation — do not stop Qsymia suddenly, especially at higher doses. Taper gradually under medical supervision.
Customer Experiences

REVIEWS

4.9
★★★★★
Verified purchases
★★★★★
"Lost 27 pounds in 4 months. The appetite suppression is real and consistent throughout the day. I barely think about food. The tingling in my fingers was annoying for the first 3 weeks but completely went away."
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Laura N.
Qsymia 7.5/46mg · 4 Months
★★★★★
"Was on the standard dose for 3 months then escalated to 15/92mg. Total of 38 lbs in 5 months. Taste for sweets has basically disappeared. Carbonated drinks taste strange now — which is actually helping me cut out soda."
BM
Barbara M.
Qsymia 15/92mg · 5 Months
★★★★☆
"Effective medication at a price I can actually afford. The insomnia when I accidentally took it at noon was horrible — now I set a 7am alarm. Morning only, always. Results are good — down 19 lbs in 3 months."
JK
Jackie K.
Qsymia 7.5/46mg · 3 Months
Questions Answered

QSYMIA FAQ

Why must Qsymia be taken in the morning? +
Phentermine, one of the components, is a stimulant that significantly disrupts sleep if taken later in the day. Taking Qsymia in the afternoon or evening causes insomnia in virtually all patients. The morning dose ensures the stimulant effect peaks during the day and wears off by bedtime.
Why can't I stop Qsymia suddenly? +
Topiramate, the anti-epileptic component, must not be stopped abruptly — particularly at higher doses. Sudden discontinuation of topiramate can trigger seizures even in patients with no prior seizure history. Always taper Qsymia under medical supervision: if stopping from 15/92mg, step down to 7.5/46mg for at least one week before stopping completely.
Is Qsymia safe if I could become pregnant? +
No — Qsymia is contraindicated in pregnancy. Topiramate is known to cause cleft lip and palate and other birth defects when taken during the first trimester. All patients of reproductive potential must have a negative pregnancy test before starting, use effective contraception throughout treatment, and test monthly. If pregnancy occurs, stop Qsymia immediately.
How does Qsymia compare to GLP-1 medications? +
Qsymia produces 10–12% body weight loss on average, versus 13–15% for semaglutide and 20%+ for tirzepatide. However, Qsymia is significantly less expensive, requires no injection, and works through a completely different mechanism — making it valuable for patients who cannot tolerate GLP-1 medications, prefer oral administration, or who are on a tighter budget.
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