OptiBac Bifidobacteria & - 30 sachet

Contains No: Gluten

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OptiBac 'Bifidobacteria & fibre' has been created especially for those seeking a high quality natural bacteria and fibre supplement.

It contains Bifidobacterium lactis BB-12, thought to be the most researched strain of the entire Bifidobacterium family, and 4g of FOS (fructooligosaccharides).

Suggested for daily use, each capsule provides 5 billion live microorganisms that will survive through stomach acidity and bile salts and is guaranteed per capsule until end of expiry.

OptiBac 'Bifidobacteria & fibre' is suitable for infants (one year+), women during pregnancy, vegans, vegetarians and is also gluten-free for those with celiac disease or those with an intolerance.

Fructooligosaccharides (FOS)

Standardised culture: Bifidobacterium lactis BB-12®

Fructose

Anticaking agent: silicon dioxide

Each sachet guarantees 5 billion micro-organisms + 4g FOS fibres.

Suitable for vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free diets.

Adults and children (1 year and over): Take 1 sachet daily with food, preferably with breakfast when stomach acidity is at its most neutral.

For ongoing use: 1 sachet will often suffice but more can be taken as desired, or as professionally instructed. You can take up to 4 sachets per day if required, with plenty of water.

Shake the sachet, then slowly sprinkle contents into a glass of water and vigorously swirl to dissolve fully. Do not use a spoon as this may cause the sachet contents to clump. Drink plenty of water with this supplement. Do not exceed recommended daily dosage. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a healthy diet and lifestyle.

Live cultures are not recommended for those with serious medical conditions e.g. those who are severely immunosuppressed, have pancreatitis, are in the ICU, have melaena, have a central venous catheter, infants with short bowel syndrome, or patients with open wounds following major surgery; unless under a doctor's care.