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Is there a very good quality probiotic that does not need to be refrigerated? I have teenagers that depend on their pre-filled pill boxes for their meds. It would be helpful if there was one I can store that way. Thanks for the help.
Pearls or Culterelle.. but neither are of much use. Maybe do Culterelle and then make sure they take a high potency one each day that is refrigerated.
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I am using NOW acidophilus, three billion per pill. I take three pills per day along with saccharomyces. And I eat Stonyfield yogurt.
The NOW product fits into my budget and does not need refrigeration, although I keep it in the fridge.
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I take Ortho Biotic by Ortho Molecular. I take several a day to get up to high numbers, which is pricey. However, I like that they are shelf stable, and they combine acidophilus and sacchromyces.
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Theralac is guaranteed stable at room temperature for up to 30days. This is according to their website.
Room temp is usually considered approx 70degrees. So I keep an open bottle of Theralac on my shelf that I am going to use within the month (taking 2 per day). And any other un open bottles that I may have ordered in my fridge. This should keep them stable.
I have to keep a room temp bottle so that I remember to take it with my vitamins with lunch. If I don't keep it out I won't remember to take it.
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Ortho Molelecular products Ortho Biotic It says one cap a day and that was also what my doc got when he energy tested me.
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Vitacost probiotics and s.boulardi work well for me, nearly 3 years on. They don't have to be refrigerated. I wouldn't recommend setting them atop your microwave tho...
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PB-8 is good and doesn't need to be refridgerated.
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As Lymetoo knows I have always been big on the product she pointed out on the upward quest link.
I have never researched it but I always found it interesting many probiotics or refrigerated yet as soon as they hit the stomach they have to survive at body temp.
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