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American Health Chewable Probiotic Acidophilus
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What We Like
- Infused with acidophilus that supports the digestive and immune system
- Made with organic ingredients that are suitable for consumption by both adults and children
- Comes in a great flavor that makes it easy to consume
Disadvantages
- may cause upset stomach if taken on empty stomach
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We analyzed 12,043 reviews for 47 products in the Acidophilus Nutritional Supplements category.
We then analyzed 430 reviews for this product. None were recent.
Around 85% of reviews were positive and about 10% were negative.
Final Score:
9.67 out of 10, based on these factors:
What buyers say about American Health Chewable Probiotic Acidophilus
I have used multiple lysine products but have not been able to keep the blisters from coming. For some reason, I believe a robust source of L. acidophilus taken generously at my first hint of blisters will be the most effective in keeping them from coming.
I will be giving the tablets to him daily, hopefully they will continue to work, and I will be able to enjoy the strawberry flavor since many recommended not to get it.
He did not have any problems going to the bathroom after he took the tablets. I will be giving him the tablets daily and hopefully they will continue to work.
These are the right balance between "Critical Care" and "functionality" products, which can quickly put your checking account in the black.
These are great for people who can't swallow pills or capsules.
Common Questions
Since the price is lower than other options, what's the expiration date on this product?
I don't know what the expiration date would be if you bought it now, but the one I bought several months ago will end in July of this year.
What is the color of the wafers?
I'm not sure if they've changed the colors of the wafers to all white, but the fruit they represent are bluish, strawberry pink/reddish, and the banana are white.
Why does the label say "milk free" when it isn't?
The label says "No Milk or Milk derivatives." If you still believe there is milk in it, you could call the company.
Is this free of dairy, sugar, and gluten?
The label says it's free from dairy and gluten, but it's not sugar free, and I think it's made in China, which is the reason I think it's made in China.
Are the results the same as the American health liquid?
I have never taken the American Health ones, but these taste great and worked great for me when I was on heavy duty antibiotics for a sinus infection.
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