Prebiotic with Probiotics 15B CFU - 30ct

world's first 6+1 probiotic blend with nutrishield™

restores microbiome diversity

6X probiotic strains help repopulate the gut for optimal digestive health.

sustains probiotic potency

Inulin fiber ensures your 15 billion CFU dose remains active and effective.

reduces bloating & supports digestion

NutriShield™ technology ensures probiotics reach the gut alive.

HOW IT WORKS 

REAL WELLNESS, REAL RESULTS

70 participants consumed daily for 30 days.*

94%

Felt less prone to stomach discomfort or stress-related imbalance.*

88%

Reported more regular bowel movements and easier maintenance.*

89%

Observed more consistent energy and mood throughout the day.*

92%

Experienced improved digestion and more effective probiotics.*

Formulated in Singapore without artificial colors, artificial flavors, artificial preservatives, GMOs, gluten, dairy, and soy.

Patented Technology Science

Evidence-based results

More Live Probiotics. More Results.

90% Survival

Most probiotics die in stomach acid. Ours are shielded to reach your gut alive.

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15,000X More Resilient

Unprotected probiotic strains die in heat and oxygen. Ours stay 15,000X more active under stress.

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10X Stronger Colonization

Cultivation training helps our probiotics stick and multiply 10X better.

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Lab Test Result

13 of 13 tests passed for quality.

Smart Quality Verification

We lab test every batch to ensure maximum purity & safety.

  • Potency

  • Heavy Metals

  • Microbiology

We verify the strength and concentration of active probiotics in every capsule.

Total viable bacteria count

15 Billion cfu/capsule

Disintegration

60 minutes

Average filling weight

510.00 mg/capsule

Results approved by

CATHERINE WU, TECHNICAL ASSISTANT (QUALITY ASSURANCE)

Lab by PAG

FDA, GMP, ISO9001 

Elements like lead occur in nature. We monitor levels closely for safety.

Pb (Lead)

<0.02 ppm

As (Arsenic)

0.058 ppm

Hg (Mercury)

0.002 ppm

Cd (Cadmium)

0.02 ppm

Results approved by

CATHERINE WU, TECHNICAL ASSISTANT (QUALITY ASSURANCE)

Lab by PAG 

FDA, GMP, ISO9001 

We screen for harmful bacteria to ensure every batch is clean and safe.

E. coli

Negative/25g

Salmonella

Negative/25g

Staphylococcus aureus

Negative/25g

Yeast & Mold

< 10 cfu/g

Non-lactic acid bacteria

< 100 cfu/g

Bile-tolerant gram-negative bacteria

< 10 cfu/g

Results approved by

CATHERINE WU, TECHNICAL ASSISTANT (QUALITY ASSURANCE)

Lab by PAG

FDA, GMP, ISO9001 

HSA Listed

Voluntarily registered with HSA.

VNS Database record

We believe trust is earned with transparency — view this product’s listing on Singapore’s HSA VNS registry.

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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Have been eating this and so far I think it is okay. I get regular bowels frequently and doesn't taste weird

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Frequently Asked Questions

Probiotic vs Prebiotic

Probiotics are live beneficial bacteria found in fermented foods or supplements that add to the gut's healthy flora, while prebiotics are specialized plant fibers that act as food, nourishing these bacteria to help them thrive. They work in tandem to support digestion, with prebiotics acting as food for the probiotics. 

Probiotic 15B CFU vs 40B CFU vs 85B CFU

Probiotic for gut health

Probiotics are beneficial, "friendly" live bacteria and yeasts that enhance gut health by restoring microbiome balance, aiding digestion, reducing inflammation, and strengthening the gut barrier. Key sources include fermented foods—yogurt, kefir, sauerkraut, kimchi, and miso—as well as supplements, particularly beneficial for easing IBS symptoms, constipation, diarrhea, and antibiotic-induced imbalances. 

Can probiotic help with diarrhea?

Probiotics can help treat and prevent diarrhea, particularly when caused by antibiotics or infections, by restoring gut flora balance and reducing symptom duration by approximately 25 hours. Key effective strains include Saccharomyces boulardii and Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG. While generally safe, they may cause temporary gas or bloating. 

Can probiotic help with bloating?

Probiotics can help reduce bloating, particularly for individuals with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), by balancing gut bacteria and improving digestion. Effective strains often include Bifidobacterium lactis and Lactobacillus acidophilus. While they may cause temporary, initial increased gas, consistent use for several weeks is usually needed to see benefits. 

Probiotics safe for everyone or not?

Probiotics are generally safe for the healthy, general population and often provide health benefits. However, they are not safe for everyone. High-risk individuals, including those with compromised immune systems, critical illnesses, or premature infants, may face serious, or even fatal, infections. 

Can probiotics help with constipation?

Probiotics can help relieve constipation by improving stool consistency, increasing frequency, and reducing gut transit time. Strains like Bifidobacterium lactis and Lactobacillus casei Shirota are particularly effective, often working within 2 to 8 weeks. They work by modifying gut microbiota, enhancing peristalsis, and reducing fermentation pH. 

How long does it take for probiotics to work?

Probiotics typically take 2 to 4 weeks to produce noticeable digestive improvements, though some effects for acute issues like diarrhea may appear in 1–5 days. While minor changes can start sooner, full benefits for conditions like IBS or skin health often take 6–8 weeks or more. Consistent daily use is crucial, as benefits often fade if supplementation stops. 

Do probiotics need to be refrigerated?

Whether probiotics need refrigeration depends entirely on the strain and product, with many requiring it to maintain maximum potency, while others are "shelf-stable". Generally, live, high-potency, or dairy-based probiotics should be refrigerated to prevent heat and moisture from killing the bacteria. Always check the product label for specific storage instructions. 

What are CFUs and why are they important?

Colony-forming units (CFUs) are a unit of measurement used in microbiology to estimate the number of viable (living) bacteria or fungal cells in a sample that are capable of multiplying. They are crucial for quantifying bacterial contamination, measuring probiotic potency, and determining the effectiveness of antimicrobial agents.

When to take probiotics?

Probiotics are generally most effective when taken daily, either 30 minutes before a meal (on an empty stomach) or with a light meal containing a little fat to help them survive stomach acid. Morning is often recommended for consistency, but consistency is more important than the specific time of day. 

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