Women’s Probiotics And Prebiotics

The key is looking at the strength or Colony Forming Units (CFU). It’s also important to understand how many of those CFU’s will still be alive in the capsule by the time you take it. We over-manufacture our probiotics and use Active Packaging Technology and prebiotics to ensure the strength that is on the bottle is the strength you get in your gut.

Many other manufacturers will offer probiotics that will be significantly less powerful by the time you take them than when they are manufactured.

It’s quite a common side effect to get gas, bloating or diarrhea in the first few days after you start taking probiotics. However, it’s nothing to worry about and usually passes in a few days. It happens because your gut bacteria is rebalancing itself.

Probiotic bacteria are active against yeast, harmful bacteria and fungi. When you take probiotics, harmful microorganisms will start to die, and this can cause gas, bloating and diarrhea. It’s a sign that beneficial bacteria are getting to work to clean up your gut.

As a dietary supplement, take 1 capsule per day, preferably in the morning before a meal or as directed by a healthcare professional.

Yes, you can take probiotics with antibiotics, studies seem to suggest it’s favorable to do so. However, we recommend taking your probiotics and antibiotics at least 2 hours apart to reduce the possibility of the antibiotic killing the probiotic organisms.

We generally recommend taking it with a meal, ideally breakfast in the morning.

No, there is no sugar or fat in our Women’s Probiotics with Prebiotics supplement.

No, we use human strain probiotics sourced from DuPont® Danisco. Human strains are strains that are permanently reproducing in our guts.

We use heat resistant probiotic strains and active packaging technology, so there’s no need to refrigerate. Just store the bottle in a cool, dry place. We guarantee 2-year shelf life at room temperature.