Optibac Probiotics - For Those on Antibiotics, 10 Capsules

Quick Description

Introducing Optibac Probiotics For Those on Antibiotics! This supplement has been designed to complement the flora naturally present in your gut.

Key Information

• Suitable during pregnancy
• Suitable whilst breastfeeding
• No added sugar
• No artificial colours
• Gluten-Free
• No chemicals or parabens

Product Overview

Looking for a friendly bacteria supplement you can take whilst on antibiotics? Optibac Probiotics For Those on Antibiotics has been designed for exactly that. Each capsule contains 3 strains of good bacteria that have been thoroughly researched and clinically proven.

Studies have shown that these live cultures can survive stomach acidity and reach your gut alive. Each capsule of Optibac Probiotics For Those on Antibiotics contains 4.5 billion live bacterial cultures that have been shown to support immune cell activity. And you won’t find any artificial preservatives, flavourings or colourings.

Optibac Probiotics For Those on Antibiotics is designed for daily use to complement a standard 10-day course of antibiotics. They can also be used for longer periods alongside longer-term antibiotics. The perfect way to support your body whilst on antibiotics!

How to Use

Take 1 capsule of Optibac Probiotics For Those on Antibiotics per day, ideally with breakfast. Take them each day during a course of antibiotics, or as recommended by a professional. Continue until the pack is finished, and begin a second pack if necessary. 

Ingredients

Live cultures: (Lactobacillus Rhamnosus Rosell-11, and Lactobacillus acidophilus Rosell-52); Anticaking Agent: Magnesium Stearate; Antioxidant: Ascorbic Acid.

Filler: Potato Starch; Vegetarian Capsule: Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose, Titanium Dioxide.

Frequently Asked Question

How long do Optibac Probiotics For Those on Antibiotics take to work?

Optibac Probiotics For Those on Antibiotics Capsules are not medication, and the time they take to work can vary for different people. It can be influenced by factors such as your diet, microbiome, and any medicines you may be taking.