LGG-Bifido Probiotic Formula
CP-2031Product Details
L. Rhamnosus GG + 5-Strain Bifidobacteria Probiotic Formula
Dairy Free — 350 billion CFU’s per gram.
A highly concentrated blend of L. Rhamnosus GG and five Bifidobacterium strains designed to support issues relating to the colon. The uploaded page also identifies this blend as D-Lactate Free.
Product Details
L. Rhamnosus GG + 5 Bifidobacterium strains
350 billion CFU per gram
50% L. Rhamnosus GG + 50% five-strain Bifidobacterium blend
Identified on the uploaded page as D-Lactate Free
The uploaded page describes this blend as useful for colonic problems and the large intestine
Refrigerate for optimum potency
Ingredients
The remaining 50% consists of:
Allergen Statement
GMO Status
Our probiotic powders do not consist of, contain, or are produced from genetically modified organisms according to the definitions of Regulation (EC) 1829/2003 and Regulation (EC) 1830/2003 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 22 September 2003.
Benefits
The uploaded page describes this formula as most effective for the large intestine.
The original benefits list describes the formula as useful for Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO).
Helps promote a well-balanced microbiome.
Supports better absorption of vitamins and nutrients.
Supports intestinal and urogenital flora.
Supports maintenance of mucosal integrity.
The uploaded page lists improvement of immune-system function.
The original page lists anti-allergic activity among the potential benefits.
The original page lists anti-Candida properties.
The original page lists support for inflammatory digestive conditions.
The original page describes an antagonistic environment for pathogens.
The uploaded description identifies the formula as D-Lactate Free.
Dosage and Storage Tips
Adults
Start with one adult scoop (0.8 gram, 224 billion CFU’s) first thing in the morning on an empty stomach, approximately 30 minutes before eating. Dissolve the powder in a glass of dechlorinated water and drink it. Stay at this dosage for about 3–5 days.
If you are not happy with the results, the uploaded page recommends raising the dosage gradually to two scoops a day, then three scoops a day if needed. It lists four adult scoops per day as the highest recommended dosage. You may also visit our Dosage Suggestions page for more information.
Children
Start with one baby scoop (0.1 gram, 25 billion CFU’s) first thing in the morning on an empty stomach. Dissolve the powder in water and stay at this dosage for about 3–5 days before increasing gradually.
Storage
Our probiotic supplements are temperature stable for 2–3 weeks without refrigeration. The uploaded page states that Custom Probiotics has completed 2-year temperature stability testing and recommends refrigeration for optimum potency.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Why are we called Custom Probiotics?
A. We can make a custom blend using any of the single strains carried on our website and add them to one of our formulations.
Q. What are probiotics and how do they work?
A. The uploaded page defines probiotics as beneficial microorganisms that help support digestive and microbial balance. Antibiotics, infection, diet, and stress can negatively affect intestinal microflora. Learn more about probiotics.
Q. Do your products contain dairy or gluten?
A. The uploaded page states that the products are dairy and casein free, hypoallergenic, and do not contain artificial colors, flavors, preservatives, sugar, gluten, soy, or FOS. It also states that milk, milk derivatives, GOS, and inulin are not used as added ingredients in the fermentation media.
Q. Should I follow a certain diet while taking probiotics?
A. The uploaded page recommends a sugar-free, natural-food diet with vegetables, fiber, and some fish and chicken for customers with certain digestive concerns.
Q. What are CFU’s?
A. Colony Forming Units. It is the bacterial count used to describe probiotic potency.
Q. How do I know I’m getting the specified amount of CFU’s?
A. The uploaded page states that independent laboratory testing is used to verify bacterial count, and that the count on the label represents the count at expiration.
Q. What is a good dosage?
A. Dosage varies from person to person. The uploaded page recommends starting lower and increasing gradually based on the desired response. See our Dosage Suggestions for more information.
Q. How do I choose between 50 grams and 100 grams?
A. The uploaded page says it depends on how much you need and how quickly you will use it, and notes that 100 grams is more cost effective.
Q. What time of day should I take probiotics?
A. The uploaded page recommends taking probiotics on an empty stomach first thing in the morning and/or at bedtime, with a 30–45 minute gap before or after meals. If taking antibiotics, it recommends a 2-hour separation.
Q. What is the maximum amount of capsules or scoops I can take a day?
A. The uploaded page lists eight CP-1 capsules per day or four adult scoops per day for probiotic powders as maximum amounts.
Q. How long will a 50-gram or 100-gram powder last?
A. The uploaded page includes the following general duration estimates based on its standard scoop guidance.
| Container / Scoop | Daily Use | Approximate Duration |
|---|---|---|
| 100 grams, adult scoop | 1 scoop/day | 4 months |
| 100 grams, adult scoop | 2 scoops/day | 3 months |
| 100 grams, adult scoop | 3 scoops/day | 2 months |
| 100 grams, adult scoop | 4 scoops/day | 1 month |
| 50 grams, adult scoop | 1 scoop/day | 2 months |
| 50 grams, adult scoop | 2 scoops/day | 1.5 months |
| 50 grams, adult scoop | 3 scoops/day | 1 month |
| 50 grams, adult scoop | 4 scoops/day | 2 weeks |
| 100 grams, baby scoop | 2 baby scoops/day | 7–8 months |
| 50 grams, baby scoop | 2 baby scoops/day | 3–4 months |
Q. At what age can an infant or child take probiotics?
A. The uploaded page states that, based on its research, infant dosage can be given starting at 6 months up to age 3.
Q. How much probiotics can an infant take?
A. The uploaded page states that the baby scoop measures 0.1 gram, equivalent there to 20–25 billion CFU’s, and that infants can take from half a baby scoop to two baby scoops.
Q. Why do some people experience a “die-off” reaction?
A. The uploaded page describes this as a temporary reaction that may occur when changing the balance of intestinal flora and recommends increasing probiotic dosage gradually.
Q. What happens if probiotics stay out of the refrigerator for a few days?
A. The uploaded page states that potency loss is minimal and that the probiotics can travel for 2–3 weeks without refrigeration, although refrigeration is recommended for optimum potency.
Q. Why aren’t Custom Probiotics enteric coated?
A. The uploaded page states that the strains are selected for acid and bile tolerance and for their capacity to survive intestinal transit.
Q. Do probiotics help with parasites?
A. The uploaded page recommends addressing parasites first and using probiotics afterward to help support digestive balance.
Testimonials
Daniel’s mother wrote that her son had been using the D-Lactate Free Probiotic for four years and that his most recent Microbial OAT test showed no bacterial-overgrowth issues and yeast under control.
Chris and Heather wrote that they had been using the D-Lactate Free formulation for their daughter Mya and were pleased with her progress and the support they received.
Lisa wrote about her 13-year-old son and described changes she observed while he was taking the D-Lactate Formula.
Another Lisa wrote that her six-year-old son had made significant progress while using the D-Lactate Free formulation and that he tolerated the product well.
Shelly wrote that both her autistic son and her daughter with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and uveitis used the D-Lactate Free formulation, and described the digestive changes she observed in her daughter.
Jennifer described her son Nikolas’s experience after beginning the D-Lactate Free probiotic along with dietary changes and wrote about improvements she observed in his skin, speech, and attention.
