FAQ

When should I take Probaclac™?

Probaclac™ should be taken at mealtime, unless you are taking antibiotics, in which case Probaclac™ should be taken
2 hours after antibiotics intake

Can I open the capsule?

Yes. If you do not wish to swallow the capsule, you can sprinkle the content into foods such as yogurt or apple sauce,
or beverages such as milk or water.

Can I take Probaclac™ if I am lactose intolerant?

Yes, you can take Probaclac™ if you are lactose intolerant. One of the properties of Probaclac™ is the production of lactase,
which metabolizes lactose.

Can pregnant women take Probaclac™?

Yes, probiotics have been proven to be safe and harmless, and there is no reason to avoid taking Probaclac™, because it is beneficial for both the mother and the unborn child.

When should I start taking Probaclac™
if I am planning to travel outside of the country?

Start taking Probaclac™ 10 days before you leave, take it throughout your trip, and finish the bottle when you return home.

What is the difference between yogurt
and probiotics in capsules?

Yogurt is a good food but it is not an effective probiotic supplement. Commercial yogurt contain insufficient concentration of probiotic.
In addition, the bacterial strains that are used in yogurts are selected for their ability to survive in dairy products. Human strains, which arenatural residents of the intestinal probiotic flora do not survive well in dairy products.

Can I take Probaclac™ if I am taking blood-thinners
(e.g.: Coumadin)?

Yes, you can take Probaclac™. Probiotics have no effect on the blood’s ability to clot.

When should I take Probaclac™ if I am taking antibiotics?

Probaclac™ should be taken 2 hours after antibiotics intake.

Can I take Probaclac™ if I am taking medication?

As a general rule, if a medication must be taken on an empty stomach, it is preferable to wait 2 hours after taking the medication
before taking a probiotic. Probaclac™ does not interact with other medications, which means that it can be taken with medication.