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Clinically-inspired Slim Patch works while you go about your day. Just peel, stick, and let it do the work.
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SlimPatch™ - Weight Management Patches
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A Smarter Way To Supplement
No pills. No sugar. No nonsense. Just clean, effective nutrients delivered through your skin — for better absorption and all-day support.
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1+ month: Reduced hunger
Participants in a peer-reviewed clinical study on Berberine (BBR) reported a 47.5% reduction in food intake*.
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2+ months: Increased GLP-1 levels
Berberine, glutamine, and chromium directly stimulate the L-cells in the intestines, which is essential for producing GLP-1.
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3+ months: Healthy weight loss
Evidence from clinical studies suggests participants experienced reductions in body weight, visceral fat, and hip and waist circumference.
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Answers to All Your Questions
What is GLP-1?
GLP-1 is a natural hormone that helps control appetite, reduce cravings, and regulate blood sugar levels, making weight loss easier.
Is the SlimPatch GLP-1 Patch clinically studied?
The ingredients in SlimPatch are backed by clinical studies for appetite control and weight management.
Are there any side effects with the SlimPatch GLP-1 Patch?
SlimPatch is generally well-tolerated. However, minor skin irritation is possible for sensitive users.
How long should the SlimPatch GLP-1 Patch be worn?
Wear one patch daily for up to 8–12 hours, then remove.
When will I see results?
Many users notice reduced cravings and improved energy within the first 1–2 weeks.