SMART STRAINS Probiotics for Antibiotics & Traveller's Tummy - Proven Live Bacteria, Formulated by The Gut Health Doctor, 10 Billion LGG World’s Most Studied Bacterial Cultures, 30 Oral Capsules

Formulated By The Gut Health Doctor - Dr Megan Rossi (PhD, RD, APD), leading dietitian, nutritionist, and gut health scientist with an award-winning PhD in probiotics. With SMART STRAINS, she is revolutionising the way people use bacterial cultures to care for themselves and their families, one strain at a time. Right Strain - Lactobacillus rhamnosus, LGG, the most scientifically researched live bacteria strain in the world, is clinically proven to reach the gut alive. These probiotics for gut health are specially designed to support the gut microbiome during and after antibiotics and when travelling. These are ideal probiotics for children, women or men. Right Time - Starting as soon as possible when beginning antibiotic treatment (ideally day 1), take daily for the duration of the course and continue for 7 days post-treatment. Preferably take 2 hours apart from antibiotics. This gut health supplement is ideal for adults and children from 4 years of age, and is suitable during pregnancy. Also suitable for travelling - take 7 days before you travel and continue daily whilst abroad and for 7 days once you return. Right Way - For children and adults, take 2 capsules daily (ideally morning and evening). This daily dose provides the recommended 20 billion live (LGG). For children, capsules can be opened and mixed into cold food or non-fizzy drinks. This clean-label formulation is vegan-friendly, gluten-free, and contains no added sugars, sweeteners, flavours, preservatives, or emulsifiers. Clinically Proven Bacterial Strains - You wouldn’t take an iron supplement to treat a vitamin D deficiency, so why take a generic probiotic supplement that doesn’t address your needs? Each type of bacteria, known as a 'strain', has a specific purpose, required in a specific dose, and taken in a specific format, to have any real impact. (LGG) is specifically recommended by the World Gastroenterology Organisation Guidelines on Probiotics, for those on antibiotics and clinically proven to prevent traveller’s tummy.