Zahler Kidophilus Liquid is a child-friendly probiotic supplement to help support a healthy gut.
- Great-tasting children's liquid probiotic formula
- Supports healthy digestion and intestinal flora
- Delicious-tasting fruit punch flavor
- Contains FOS and Bacillus coagulans
- Gluten free
- Dairy Free
- Soy Free
- Vegetarian Friendly
Probiotics are “friendly bacteria” with important health benefits. Zahler Kidophilus includes Fructooligosaccharides (from Chicory Root) as well as Bacillus coagulans, an important probiotic which helps balance gut flora. Bacillus coagulans is commonly used to support a healthy immune system and promote digestion, and it is most notably popular for forming spores, which are highly resistant to physical and chemical influences. With Bacillus coagulans, the amount that you take is the amount the intestines receive, unlike many other probiotics. With more than 10 million live CFUs of this great probiotic per dose, as well as its delicious fruit punch flavoring, Kidophilus makes the perfect choice for little ones in need of a boost or to aid in maintaining general wellness.
Kidophilus Liquid
- ABOUT: Zahler’s Kidophilus Plus is an advanced kids probiotics formula with 1 Billion live and active CFU's
- BENEFITS: Zahler Kidophilus Plus contains a combination of probiotic strains designed to support healthy gastrointestinal balance, enhance proper digestion, and strengthen immune system function
- MAXIMUM ABSORPTION: Zahler’s Kidophilus Plus offers a unique blend of probiotic strains to help maintain a healthy body
If I forgot to keep the Kidophilus in the fridge, can I still use it?
Kidophilus Liquid contains Bacillus coagulans, which is a very shelf-stable strain of probiotics. Hence, as long as it was not exposed to heat or sunlight, it can still be used.
Can I give my child Kidophilus Liquid if he is on antibiotics?
Yes, it is extremely important to take probiotics when one is on antibiotics. Just be sure not to give the antibiotics and the probiotics at the same time, as there has to be at least a 1 to 2 hour space between antibiotics and probiotics.
If I am giving my child probiotics because he is taking medication, do I stop giving it to him when he finishes the antibiotics?
No, continue giving the probiotics for at least 3 weeks after finishing the antibiotics to help rebuild the healthy bacteria in the intestines.