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flygirl
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Member # 6669

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Hi all

I am going on vacation in one week. I can't take my refrigerated acidophilus with me.

what kind of pill have you found to be effective? lotsa cultures, etc.

thank you!

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breathwork
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 567

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My all time favorite is Shaklee Optiflora...

It's encapsulated, designed to release in the gut rather than the stomach.

You can order it from their website or from a Shaklee rep if you know one....They will overnight it to you if need be.
www.shaklee.com

Carol Ann

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breathwork
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Member # 567

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I just noticed that you are from Virginia. My Shaklee rep is a wonderful woman in Richmond. She would be delighted to help you I'm sure...

Just email me and I'll pass on her info.

Carol Ann

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cbb
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Member # 788

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My Health Food Store recommended
Kyo-Dophilus capsules
L.Acidophilus, B.Bifidum, B.Longum
1.5 Billion Live Cells per Capsule
180 capsules - $30 (1 month supply)

Label says: "Free of preservatives, sugar, sodium, milk derivatives, yeast, gluten, artificial colors, & flavors."

They told me that some people call it "travelers acidophilus" because it doesn't have to be measured or refrigerated.

I take 6 capsules per day, making sure it is at least 2 hours after antibiotics.
It's worked really well for me.

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