What bacteria cultures are included in this product? If I could zoom in on the picture of the label I might be able to read the information there.
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Hello, I have already used the product and have thrown away the packaging. So sorry, can't be of help.
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Perhaps Amazon could add a rotation feature to the bottle image, so we could read the entire label. In the mean time, just Google Cellgivity Ingredients and you will find a number of web sites that will give you this information. I have been using this product and the predecessor version for years. The measured results, in improved health, especially in my liver, are undeniable. Cellgevity works and I gladly will continue using it.
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From my knowledge of using the product, it filters also other contaminants such as bacteria, but you should also get more details on that issue from the product's website and other customer reviews.
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The manufacturer does not state on the package or on its website what cultures it includes. But I think L. acidophilus is part of the definition of a yogurt culture and for those several I have seen that do declare the cultures, I have not seen a single one that did not include it. However, I recently made a batch of "Bulgarian" buttermilk with the 901 buttermilk starter from GetCulture (which does not contain acidophilus) plus a little Bulgarian buttermilk from the supermarket because 901 does not include L. bulgaricus. I aimed at a thick result (see procedure on the GetCulture website) and it came out about as thick as yogurt and I might possible have gotten it thicker had I added non-fat dry milk (which I do to my yogurts).
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I don't really know how I would know if the probiotics are live or dead. I guess they are guaranteed live but I still don't know myself that they lived through the shipment to me. KJB
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You might try vitacost.com many of their products have the labels you can look at.
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The bottle just says "pure probiotics". It doesn't identify any strains or any other information. I doubt there's anything more than water and flavoring in here. I have found a different brand (not a mouthwash) for oral care that actually lists the probiotic strains and the quantity in the product.
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You ask a good question. I could not find any mg. data on the bottle, only the list of seven probiotic elements on the label, which total approximately 10.12 billion organisms. It would have been helpful if the manufacturer had used the FDA template on the label, which would incorporate weights of individual probiotics in milligrams, too.
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Go to the Douglas Labs site. The Nutrition information on the label is long.
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I don't know for sure but would assume since it's a high quality product. I have been very happy with it. I've used other probiotics and can tell that it works better.
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hi, well the bottle says it contains 50 billion cultures, but the list says its 6 billion active. Not sure what that all means, but I remember probiotics should have at least 11 to be good so 6 may be on low side. Hope this helps. Actually the other answer someone provided makes more sense---- the bottle does list only these two strains. I am referring to how much.
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The package says that it contains one billion live bacteria when manufactured, and provides an effective level of bacteria, 10 million, which they refer to as 1 times 10 to the seventh power, until the best by date, which is about a year and a half away. These numbers are as close to meaningless as can be, in that this is a proprietary supplement, with nothing to compare to it. Try it; if it works, use it. If it doesn't, don't. This is the most recommended probiotic, but that might just mean they give the most (money, free samples, who knows?) to doctors who do the recommending. Had I read Jeanine's response, I wouldn't have posted. The package says that it contains one billion live bacteria when manufactured, and provides an effective level of bacteria, 10 million, which they refer to as 1 times 10 to the seventh power, until the best by date, which is about a year and a half away. These numbers are as close to meaningless as can be, in that this is a proprietary supplement, with nothing to compare to it. Try it; if it works, use it. If it doesn't, don't. This is the most recommended probiotic, but that might just mean they give the most (money, free samples, who knows?) to doctors who do the recommending. Had I read... » Read More The package says that it contains one billion live bacteria when manufactured, and provides an effective level of bacteria, 10 million, which they refer to as 1 times 10 to the seventh power, until the best by date, which is about a year and a half away. These numbers are as close to meaningless as can be, in that this is a proprietary supplement, with nothing to compare to it. Try it; if it works, use it. If it doesn't, don't. This is the most recommended probiotic, but that might just mean they give the most (money, free samples, who knows?) to doctors who do the recommending. Had I read Jeanine's response, I wouldn't have posted. « Show Less
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Sorry, I'm currently out of this product and am trying another probiotic. It may be a very helpful product for some but with my digestive issues, it didn't seem to make a difference. You can most likely google it to see the exact ingredients.
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Hi Michael. This is a good question and also a very difficult question to answer because there are so many variables that can affect the life cycle of bacteria. MightySupp's probiotics are manufactured using cGMP which is certified Good Manufacturing Practices. This ensures that the best processes are in place to protect the life cycle of the probiotics so that they remain as potent when they get to you as they are at the time of manufacture. Many factors however can then come into play such as heat, light and moisture. If for some reason, say during transport, that the probiotic was exposed to these elements, then their efficacy would be reduced. So a guarantee of live CFU's upon delivery is difficult because we cannot control all the factors from the time the product leaves the manufacturing plant. What we can do however, is offer you a money back guarantee should you, at any time, feel the product has not lived up to your expectation. We stand by that 100 percent. As I said before, this is a very difficult question to answer due to the multitude of variables that accompany probiotic manufacture but I hope I have at least alleviated some of your concern. Kindest a Regards Aaron Parker CEO, MightySupp
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I found this website very helpful in regard to your question: http://www.thesilveredge.com/bacteria.shtml#.VSVv9tzF-So
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Dextrose,Lactic acid bacteria including Bifdobacterium,Lactobacillus acidophilus,Lactobacillus bulgaricus
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I am typing this directly from the box. I hope it helps you. I have been using this for 3 years, don't know if its helping or not. Can't hurt.This product contains 4 strains of natural beneficial bacteria: Bifidobacterium infantis, Bifidobacterium lactis, bifidobacterium longum, Bifidobacterium bifidum.