If you are taking probiotics for the first time, we suggest that you take the Broad Spectrum Probiotic or consult your health professional or a pharmacist about its suitability.

The three products contain the same strains in the same ratios. The difference is that compared to Broad Spectrum Probiotic, Double Strength contains twice the amount of probiotic per dose, and Triple Strength contains three times the amount of probiotic per dose. 

The probiotic strains and amounts are the same for both the powder and capsule. The difference is that the powder contains maltodextrin, which is not in the capsule format.  

Probiotics can be taken at any time of day, before or with a meal. If you are also taking antibiotics, it is recommended to take probiotics at least 2 hours away from the antibiotics.

This product may suit someone who is looking for general gut support with our
strongest potency, which can be helpful in easing symptoms of prolonged
antibiotic use, recovery after surgery or illness,or support while travelling. If you are
unsure, we recommend consulting with your healthcare provider.

While this probiotic has not been listed for use in pregnant females, probiotics have not been reported to pose any safety risk for pregnant and lactating women. The most suitable product during this stage of life is the Probiotic+ Pregnancy & Breastfeeding product. Therefore use in pregnancy should be under the supervision of a healthcare practitioner.

Yes, this product is certified dairy-free and gluten-free.

Triple Strength Probiotic is listed for use in adults aged 18+. This means that supportive evidence for the strains and doses included in this formula have shown evidence for this age group. No data is currently available for paediatric use, and therefore use of this probiotic in children should be under the supervision of healthcare practitioner. Life-Space recommends the use of Probiotic Powder for Children.

While this product is certified dairy-free, it is not considered vegan as the probiotics may have been sourced from dairy initially.

Probiotics should be taken at least 2-3 hours before or after antibiotic and/or antifungal
medications.