US Clinicals® StrongBiotics™ Kids

Probiotics + Prebiotics for Kids

StrongBiotics™ Kids is a tasty quick-melt synbiotics powder that is enriched with Probiotics and Prebiotics to help strengthen your child’s digestive system and immunity. Each sachet contains 5 billion CFU from 5 different strains of Probiotics, which are able to survive through stomach acid and bile. The addition of Prebiotics works in synergy with Probiotics to maintain the balance and diversity of good intestinal bacteria in your child's gut!

How Does It Work?

Promotes optimal intestinal health

How are We Different from Others?

INSTRUCTIONS

Direction of Use:
For children below 4 years old, take 1 sachet daily. Mix in food or beverages. For children 4 years old and above, take 1 sachet, twice daily. Consume directly from the sachet or mix in food or beverages.

Storage: Store in a cool and dry place. Keep out of reach of children, unless under adult supervision.

Precaution: If you are taking medication or have a medical condition, you should consult your health care specialist prior to using this product.

Formulated in USA.
Manufactured in Singapore.

FAQ

How soon will my child see an improvement in their gut health?

While results vary among individuals, most would expect to see beneficial effects such as the strengthening of immune system and the relieving of gastrointestinal problems (e.g. flatulence, diarrhea, constipation) within a month. You are advised to take StrongBiotics™ Kids consecutively for 3-6 months to achieve the best results.

Will the long term consumption of StrongBiotics™ Kids result in any side effects?

No known side effect has been observed. StrongBiotics™ Kids does not contain hormones and all ingredients are tested and approved to ensure safety, purity and efficacy. It is therefore safe for long term consumption with the recommended dosage.

Should my child separate his/her consumption of StrongBiotics™ Kids with any medications or caffeine beverages?

Yes, because the acidity in medications and caffeine beverages may reduce the efficacy of StrongBiotics™ Kids. It is advisable to take StrongBiotics™ Kids and your medications/caffeine beverages at an interval of 1-2 hours apart.

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