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Digestive + Gut Health Strips

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Digestive + Gut Health Strips by My Supplement Boost, 30 Strips, front of the tin

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Digestive + Gut Health Strips

$37.75

The honest version: the real doses, the evidence graded for what it’s worth, and who should skip this one.

Real doses namedOr flagged plainly when they’re hidden.
Evidence gradedStrong, promising, or thin — we say which.
Who should skip itEvery page tells you, before you buy.

Digestive + Gut Health Strips (Mixed Berry) · dissolves on the tongue · 30 strips

A shelf-stable probiotic and enzymes — in a mixed-berry strip.

10 billion CFU of Bacillus coagulans plus a digestive-enzyme blend, in a fast-dissolving mixed-berry strip.* A genuinely sensible gut formula — the probiotic strain is a real, strip-friendly one.

Everything on the label

What's actually in it.

Each mixed-berry strip carries 50 mg of Bacillus coagulans (10 billion CFU) and a digestive-enzyme blend — protease, papain and bromelain — dissolving on your tongue in seconds.

Why this one makes sense

10 B CFU

Bacillus coagulans is a spore-forming probiotic — unusually rugged, so it survives storage (and a strip) far better than most probiotic strains. That makes it one of the few probiotics that genuinely works in this format.

The enzyme blend (protease, papain, bromelain) adds digestion support for protein-heavy meals — small amounts, but a sensible complement to the probiotic.

Supplement Facts
Serving Size1 Oral Strip (210 mg)
Servings Per Container30
Bacillus Coagulans10 Billion CFU50 mg   **
ProteaseDigestive enzyme10 mg   **
PapainDigestive enzyme15 mg   **
BromelainDigestive enzyme15 mg   **

** Daily Value not established.

Other Ingredients: Pullulan, Mannitol, Monk Fruit Extract, Cellulose, Lecithin, Mixed Berry Flavor, Steviol Glycosides.

The evidence

What holds up.

A rare probiotic strip that actually makes sense — here’s why.

Strong evidence

A strip-friendly probiotic

B. coagulans is a well-studied spore-forming probiotic that survives where others die, and 10 billion CFU is a solid dose. It’s a smart choice for a strip.

Promising, mixed

The enzymes

Protease, papain and bromelain aid protein digestion; at these amounts they’re a helpful complement, not a heavy dose.

Thin / the caveat

CFU at manufacture

CFU counts are measured at manufacture and decline over time — true of all probiotics. B. coagulans holds up better than most, which is the point.

Most probiotics don’t survive a strip — B. coagulans does, so this one actually makes sense in the format. That’s the standard.

Our standard

How to use it

One strip. With a meal.

One strip on the tongue

Let it dissolve — no water needed.

With or before a meal

Suits the enzymes, which work on the food you eat.

Daily

One a day, consistently.

Straight talk

Unlike most probiotic strips, this one isn’t wishful thinking. Bacillus coagulans is a spore-forming strain rugged enough to survive the format at a real 10-billion dose, with enzymes as a sensible complement. A genuinely reasonable gut strip — the strain choice is what makes it work.

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Before you buy

Who should check first.

Probiotics are very safe for most people, but not everyone. If you’re seriously immunocompromised, check with your doctor before any live-culture product.

Also check if you:

  • Are immunocompromised or seriously ill — live probiotics carry a small risk.
  • Have a pineapple or papaya allergy — bromelain and papain come from them.
  • Are pregnant or nursing — generally fine, but confirm if unsure.
Vegan, shelf-stable, stevia-sweetened.

A pullulan strip — the B. coagulans is chosen precisely because it survives without refrigeration. Sweetened with monk fruit and stevia.

Straight answers

Digestive + Gut questions, answered.

What’s in it?

10 billion CFU of Bacillus coagulans and a digestive-enzyme blend (protease, papain, bromelain), in a mixed-berry strip.*

Can a probiotic even survive a strip?

This one can. Bacillus coagulans is a spore-forming strain, unusually rugged — it survives storage and a strip where most probiotic strains wouldn’t. That’s the whole reason it’s used here.

What do the enzymes do?

Protease, papain and bromelain help break down protein — a sensible complement to the probiotic for heavier meals.

Any allergens?

The enzymes: papain comes from papaya and bromelain from pineapple. Skip it if you’re allergic to either.

How do I take it?

One strip on the tongue, with or before a meal, once a day.

Is it vegan?

Yes — a pullulan strip, sweetened with monk fruit and stevia, and shelf-stable.

Our standard

Why we stock it.

A gut strip that actually makes sense — a spore probiotic that survives the format, plus enzymes.

Most probiotic strips are wishful thinking — the cultures don’t survive. This one uses Bacillus coagulans, a spore-forming strain that genuinely does, at 10 billion CFU, with enzymes alongside. We sell it on that real advantage. That’s the whole business.


* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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