• Multi-strain probiotic: Lactobacillus acidophilus + Bifidobacterium lactis — dual strain for gut and immune support
• 10 billion CFU: therapeutic dose for microbiome restoration
• Supports: digestive comfort, bloating reduction, immune modulation
• Refrigeration-stable capsule

• Multiple bacterial strains provide comprehensive intestinal coverage
• Restores the natural bacterial balance after antibiotic courses
• Reduces symptoms of IBS, indigestion and bloating
• 70% of immunity lives in the gut — strengthening probiotics strengthens your immunity
• 150-capsule pack offers excellent value and continuous treatment

• Immediately after completing a course of antibiotics
• If you suffer from bloating, indigestion or irritable bowel syndrome
• If your immunity is weak and you get sick frequently
• To maintain digestive health as a preventive measure

• If you have severe immune compromise or take immunosuppressants, consult your doctor first
• Initial mild bloating is normal in the first few days — it improves within a week
• Not a substitute for treating acute digestive diseases
• Store away from heat and humidity, and refrigerate after opening

• One capsule daily on an empty stomach, 30 minutes before breakfast
• If you've had surgery or have severe immune compromise, consult your doctor on dosage
• Refrigerate after opening to keep the bacteria alive
• Continue for at least a full month to assess results

Q: When should I take probiotics — before or after eating?

A: Best on an empty stomach 30 minutes before breakfast. This passes the bacteria through the stomach more quickly before large amounts of acid are secreted, increasing the chance that bacteria reach the intestines alive.

Q: Do probiotics treat irritable bowel syndrome?

A: Probiotics help greatly in relieving IBS symptoms like bloating, pain and diarrhoea, but they are not a complete cure. Most people notice significant improvement after a month of consistent use.

Q: Should I take probiotics after antibiotics?

A: Yes — antibiotics kill both harmful and beneficial bacteria. Probiotics after a course help repopulate the intestines with beneficial bacteria and help prevent the diarrhoea and indigestion that often follow antibiotic treatment.