Can you tell me how many million or billion live cultures of Lactobacillus Acidophilus there is in this product?
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Sorry, I am unable to provide you with a qualified response to your question. However, I strongly stand behind this product for my personal results over the year+ using it. I have never been a supplement fanatic but continue to take one FruitsMax every day after breakfast. I ran out a couple months ago and dI finitely noticed a difference when I went without.
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I checked with the Amazon page and it says "There are 5 billion live cultures in 1gr of L. Acidophilus ("Narine" Probiotics), which we use in FruitsMax. But since each tablet consists of 1/10 of probiotics and 9/10 of 21 fruits, accordingly a tablet (1gr) has 500 million live cultures in it and the daily recommended 2 tablets (2gr) have 1 billion live cultures. It is important to mention that the 21 fruits become Prebiotics (food) for the Probiotics, strengthening them for better performance and also helping them to multiply faster in our gut." I hope this helps. I have been using FruitsMax for over a year - love it. I checked with the Amazon page and it says "There are 5 billion live cultures in 1gr of L. Acidophilus ("Narine" Probiotics), which we use in FruitsMax. But since each tablet consists of 1/10 of probiotics and 9/10 of 21 fruits, accordingly a tablet (1gr) has 500 million live cultures in it and the daily recommended 2 tablets (2gr) have 1 billion live cultures. It is important to mention that the 21 fruits become Prebiotics (food) for the Probiotics, strengthening them for better performance and also helping them to multiply faster in our gut." I hope this helps. I have... » Read More I checked with the Amazon page and it says "There are 5 billion live cultures in 1gr of L. Acidophilus ("Narine" Probiotics), which we use in FruitsMax. But since each tablet consists of 1/10 of probiotics and 9/10 of 21 fruits, accordingly a tablet (1gr) has 500 million live cultures in it and the daily recommended 2 tablets (2gr) have 1 billion live cultures. It is important to mention that the 21 fruits become Prebiotics (food) for the Probiotics, strengthening them for better performance and also helping them to multiply faster in our gut." I hope this helps. I have been using FruitsMax for over a year - love it. « Show Less
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From FruitsMax: Thank you for the interaction here. There are 5 billion live cultures in 1gr of L. Acidophilus ("Narine" Probiotics), which we use in FruitsMax. But since each tablet consists of 1/10 of probiotics and 9/10 of 21 fruits, accordingly a tablet (1gr) has 500 million live cultures in it and the daily recommended 2 tablets (2gr) have 1 billion live cultures. It is important to mention that the 21 fruits become Prebiotics (food) for the Probiotics, strengthening them for better performance and also helping them to multiply faster in our gut.
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I am sorry, but I do not know. I bought this product about 6-8 months ago and I finished it. I do not have the bottle to anymore to answer your question. But I can say it is a great product and tastes wonderfully. It has all natural fruit ingredients. I absolutely loved it.
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10 billion cells is correct. I strongly recommend keeping the box in the refrigerator to maintain the potency. Culturelle and Align are probably the two most recommended by everything I have read about the probiotic craze. Align has a higher cost with hardly every any discounts or coupons. Your best bet is on Amazon with the double box deal. One each morning will keep your gut on track! Even my Primary G.I. Doctor uses Culturelle.
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Hi Ellen. Showing the "exact" amounts of each strain becomes problematic because they can differ with each new batch production. We've taken the position that if we can't be 100% sure of something, then we'd rather not give misinformation. This is one of those cases. I'm not sure in fact, how other manufacturers can make claims on amounts of each strain because it is fraught with multiple probabilities. Each batch we have is tested for the total colony forming units (CFU's) available at time of manufacture. We feel this is the best measurement to use for comparison purposes. Was there any one particular amount you were looking for?. Regards, Aaron Parker, CEO Mightysupp.
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Most probiotic labels only guarantee their 20 billion live culture claim at manufacture, not at the consumer. The manufacturer has no control over how carefully the product is handled once they ship it to a distributor. For example if the product is allowed to sit in high temperatures in a warehouse, that will negatively impact the number of probiotic cultures that survive. I for one would not recommend purchasing probiotics by mail during the summer as they will roast sitting in mail/delivery trucks.
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Bottle says, "Lactobacillus sporogenes (alternate nomenclature). Contains a minimum of 2 billion CFUs per capsule.
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14 Billion Good Bacteria. I have been taking this product for over 3 1/2 years. It works great!
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These are capsules and it says this on the bottle: 1 billion CFU fermentation cultures of Lactobacillus Acidophilus, Lactobacillus Salivarius, Bifidobacterium Bifidum, Streptococcus Thermophilus at the time of manufacture.
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25+ billion.. Lacto species is 17+ Billion and Bifido species 8+ billion. This brand was recommended to me (an adult) by my oncologist while going through chemo to help with chemo related side effects. He said this is such a strong probiotic you only need to use 1/4 to 1/2 the tablet (a child max 1/4) so the bottle lasts a while. It must be kept chilled. It has helped immensely and I highly recommend it. My husband and I have been using it for 4 months now.
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Our local hospital analysed a selection of probiotics selected from local stores. Amazingly 2 of them had absolutely no living probiotics in them and ALL of the rest of them had extremely small %'s of probiotics: instead of 16Billion, only 70 million! None of the companies had anywhere ne4ar the advertised potency.
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I didn't realize until I went to answer your question - it actually does include probiotics (lactobacillus acidophilus) in the ingredients, and also includes flaxseed, natural yeast culture, desiccated liver, amino acids & enzymes, garlic, lecithin & calcium citrate. I give my Lhasa Apso an additional Nature's Bounty Acidophilus Probiotic pill (100 million lactobacilli) once a day, because he gets loose stools easily & I try to keep his intestinal flora nice & high. Maybe once that supply runs out, I will eliminate the extra probiotic from his diet. My only concern is it doesn't say how much acidophilus it contains. But you could call 800-360-3300 to get that info from the manufacturer.
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Total Bacteria 5 billion CFU (colony forming unit) per capsule.Ingredients: enterococcus thermophlius fermentation, bifidobacterium bifidum fermentation, enterococcus thermofilus fermentation, lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation, lactobacillus bulgaricus fermentation, lactobacillus casei fermentation, lactobacillus plantarum fermentation, enterococcus faecium fermentation, bifidobacterium bifidum fermentation.
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Hi there! We're happy to help. Each tablet contains 1 billion cells of a probiotic complex. The probiotic complex contains the following strains: Probiotic Complex(a proprietary multi-strain blend of friendly intestinal flora-Bifidobacterium [infantis, adolescentis, longum and bifidum], microencapsulated B. coagulans and freeze-dried kefir culture)We hope this helps answer your question!
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No. Product ingredients are labeled as follows: Lactobacillus acidophilus 4 billion....(50%) Bifidobacterium lactis 3.2 billion.....(40%) Bifidobacterium longum 0.8 billion.....(10%) Total listed ingredients =.............100%
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You should be getting 1-10 billion CFUs a day according to some of the research I have done. I also read that 95 percent of probiotic supplements tested won't have 10 percent of the CFUs they say they have this was based on testing conducted by ConsumerLab.com. I chose a lower dose Probiotic to see how it interacted with my delicate system. All-in-all eating foods containing both probiotics and prebiotics is still the better way to go. I've also been looking at "Daily Assist Advanced Probiotics" and "Healthy Origins Probiotic 30 Billion" here on Amazon which reports a much higher content of live cultures per capsule. You should be getting 1-10 billion CFUs a day according to some of the research I have done. I also read that 95 percent of probiotic supplements tested won't have 10 percent of the CFUs they say they have this was based on testing conducted by ConsumerLab.com. I chose a lower dose Probiotic to see how it interacted with my delicate system. All-in-all eating foods containing both probiotics and prebiotics is still the better way to go. I've also been looking at "Daily Assist Advanced Probiotics" and "Healthy Origins Probiotic 30 Billion" here on Amazon which reports a... » Read More You should be getting 1-10 billion CFUs a day according to some of the research I have done. I also read that 95 percent of probiotic supplements tested won't have 10 percent of the CFUs they say they have this was based on testing conducted by ConsumerLab.com. I chose a lower dose Probiotic to see how it interacted with my delicate system. All-in-all eating foods containing both probiotics and prebiotics is still the better way to go. I've also been looking at "Daily Assist Advanced Probiotics" and "Healthy Origins Probiotic 30 Billion" here on Amazon which reports a much higher content of live cultures per capsule. « Show Less
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I agree...very odd not to show that. Another site lists these as what it contains: Bifidobacterium longum, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Bifidobacterium infantis, Lactobacillus lactis, Lactobacillus acidophilus DDS-1, Lactobacillus reuteri, Lactobacillus salivarius, Lactobacillus brevis, Lactobacillus plantarum, Streptococcus thermophilus, Bifidobacterium bifidum, Lactobacillus bulgaricus, Lactobacillus casei, Lactobacillus rhamnosus
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Amazon.com sells it. I saw it when I did a general search for yogurt makers. Thanks for answering my question.
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Full study, comparing L.reuteriNCIMB30242 (the active ingredient in Cardioviva) to other probiotics:http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/nure.12084/full