How to Choose the Right Probiotic Supplement

With hundreds of probiotic supplements available, choosing the right one can be overwhelming. This guide will help you make an informed decision.

What to Look For in a Quality Probiotic

1. CFU Count

CFU (Colony Forming Units) indicates the number of viable bacteria. Look for products with at least 10 billion CFUs, though more isn't always better.

2. Multiple Strains

Different strains provide different benefits. Quality supplements include multiple clinically-studied strains like Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium species.

3. Prebiotic Inclusion

Prebiotics are fiber that feeds beneficial bacteria. The best supplements include both probiotics and prebiotics (synbiotics).

4. Manufacturing Quality

Choose products made in GMP-certified facilities in the USA.

5. Shelf Stability

Modern probiotics don't require refrigeration. Look for shelf-stable formulas with delayed-release capsules.

6. Third-Party Testing

Reputable brands test for purity, potency, and contamination.

7. Transparent Labeling

The label should clearly list all strains with specific names (genus, species, and strain designation).

Red Flags to Avoid

Unrealistic health claims
Proprietary blends that hide strain details
Extremely low prices (quality costs money)
No expiration date
Unknown or unverified manufacturers
No contact information

Why Bioma Probiotics Stands Out

Bioma combines prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics with clinically-studied strains. Made in USA, GMP-certified, and backed by our 60-day guarantee.

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How to Take Probiotics

For best results:

Take daily at the same time
Allow at least 8-12 weeks for full benefits
Take with food unless directed otherwise
Store according to package instructions
Don't take with hot beverages (heat kills bacteria)

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