Clinical studies show specific probiotic strains are linked to helping specific challenges and areas of the gut. In other words, the more strains found inside of a probitotc, the more likely it is to fix “the problem” and prevent a wider range of potential problems. 

A probiotic’s potency is measured in billions of CFUs. The higher the CFU count is, the more effective it’s going to be.

Let’s face it. What good is a supplement if it’s too hard to swallow or too nasty for a kid to drink every day?

Most parents have enough on their plate; adding a daily battle to get their child to a probiotic is not ideal.

Supplements that are meant to be taken on a daily basis must be budget friendly.

Sometimes, the best evidence of how effective a probiotic is – is to hear what the customers are saying about it.

But these days, not all reviews can be trusted. 

Research showed that in March 2019, there were 1.8 million new unverified reviews, with an average of 99.6% of them being 5-star reviews. Most of these reviews are from people paid to write them. These fake reviews inflate the number and overall star rating of a probiotic. So, when deciding on a product that can impact your health, don’t rely on Amazon reviews as they can be extremely misleading.

So, we made sure to ONLY include *VERIFIED customer reviews in our research.

So-called “healthy” products can become “unhealthy” if they’re created with Low-quality ingredients, fillers, toxins and additives.

Clearly, If the goal is to optimize the health of your child, you certainly wouldn’t want to give them supplements that do the opposite.

One of our favorite ways to measure the effectiveness of a probiotic is to look at the guarantee.

The more time a supplement company gives the consumer to return the product – and the easier they make it to return – shows the confidence they have in their product to deliver results their customer will be happy with.