BioGaia Protectis baby drops is a dietary supplement containing the patented lactic acid bacterium Limosilactobacillus** reuteri Protectis? (L. reuteri DSM 17938) that helps the good microorganisms restore a natural balance in the gut. Because L. reuteri Protectis naturally colonizes humans it has a strong adaptation to persist and interact with humans. L. reuteri Protectis has been tested in 150 clinical trials and proven effective and safe for children. Dosing Shake well for 10 seconds before each use to mix the bacteria culture with the oil. To dispense the drops press the tube gently and give by spoon. Use 5 drops daily. Warnings Storage: Store in a dry place, at room temperature. Keep out of reach of children. Opened tube should be used within 3 months. Do not give directly from the bottle into the mouth as this may reduce the quality of the product. The package includes a white desiccant device for prolongation of shelf-life. It is approved for use in direct contact with food and should not be consumed.
BioGaia Protectis baby drops is a dietary supplement containing the patented lactic acid bacterium Limosilactobacillus** reuteri Protectis? (L. reuteri DSM 17938) that helps the good microorganisms restore a natural balance in the gut. Because L. reuteri Protectis naturally colonizes humans it has a strong adaptation to persist and interact with humans. L. reuteri Protectis has been tested in 150 clinical trials and proven effective and safe for children. Dosing Shake well for 10 seconds before each use to mix the bacteria culture with the oil. To dispense the drops press the tube gently and give by spoon. Use 5 drops daily. Warnings Storage: Store in a dry place, at room temperature. Keep out of reach of children. Opened tube should be used within 3 months. Do not give directly from the bottle into the mouth as this may reduce the quality of the product. The package includes a white desiccant device for prolongation of shelf-life. It is approved for use in direct contact with food and should not be consumed.
