Description
BioGaia Protectis Baby Drops with Vitamin D is a 2-in-1 food supplement with probiotic bacteria of high-quality, with the added benefit of Vitamin D, to support baby’s gut health from the very first days of life.
BioGaia Protectis Baby Drops with Vitamin D is a 2-in-1 food supplement with probiotic bacteria of high quality, with the added benefit of Vitamin D, to support baby’s gut health from the very first days of life.
It contains the patented lactic acid bacterium Protectis L. reuteri* DSM 17938 that is clinically proven to help good microorganisms maintain a natural balance in the gut.
It also contains Vitamin D, which contributes to the normal functioning of the immune system and is needed for normal growth and development of bone in children.**
Probiotic products with L. reuteri DSM 17938 are among the most researched probiotic products in the world.***
• One of the safest and most clinically studied probiotics in infants***
• 5 drops contain 100 million live L. reuteri DSM 17938 and 10 µg Vitamin D3
• Safe for long-term use
• Tested in more than 150 clinical trials***
• 74 million bottles sold
• Available in an easy-to-use dropper tube
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Recommended daily dose: 5 Drops
One dose contains a minimum of 100 million live L.reuteri Protectis and 10 µg of Vitamin D corresponding to 200% of DRI (Daily Reference Intake) in the EU and in the UK.
Recommended daily dose should not be exceeded. It is important to maintain a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle, and food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet.
Storage: Store in a dry place, not above room temperature (max 25 °C). Keep the tube closed. The tube should not come into contact with fluids like saliva or water. Opened tube should be used within 3 months.
Keep out of reach of young children. Intended for use in term infants only.
*Limosilactobacillus reuteri (formerly known as Lactobacillus reuteri).
**References: 1. EFSA-Q-2014-00826 2. EFSA-Q-2008-116.
***According to the number of publications on Pubmed (July 2021).
