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Probiotics

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Our probiotic range spans single-strain and multi-strain formulas from brands including NOW Foods, Swanson and Doctor’s Best, supplied as capsules or powders with live bacterial cultures such as named Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium strains, some combined with a prebiotic fibre such as FOS or inulin on the same label. Formulas vary widely, from about 1 billion to 100 billion CFU per daily serving and from a single strain to blends of over 20 strains, so compare the CFU count per serving, the number and names of the strains, and whether that count is guaranteed at the time of manufacture or through the end of shelf life. Storage requirements differ by product: some are freeze-dried and shelf-stable at room temperature, others need refrigeration, so check the label before you buy. Serving size, capsule type and price per serving also vary by brand, and full dosage directions are printed on each product’s own packaging.

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Portion prices are calculated from the net contents. Portion sizes differ between products; this is not a dosing recommendation. Read the full ingredients and directions on the product label.

Price per 10 billion CFU = portion price ÷ declared CFU per portion (billion) × 10. Counts are taken as printed on each label; some labels state the count at the time of manufacture.

Dr. Stephen Langer's Ultimate 16 Strain Probiotic with FOS, 3.2 Billion CFU - 60 vcaps Swanson Dr. Stephen Langer's Ultimate 16 Strain Probiotic with FOS, 3.2 Billion CFU - 60 vcaps Digestive Probiotic, 20 Billion CFU - 30 vcaps Doctor's Best Digestive Probiotic, 20 Billion CFU - 30 vcaps Probiotic-10, 100 Billion - 60 vcaps NOW Foods Probiotic-10, 100 Billion - 60 vcaps Nordic Flora Probiotic Comfort, 15 billion CFU - 30 caps Nordic Naturals Nordic Flora Probiotic Comfort, 15 billion CFU - 30 caps
Pack size 60 capsules 30 capsules 60 capsules 30 capsules
Main ingredients 16 strains with FOS; vegan capsule 6 strains; vegetarian capsule 10 strains; vegetarian capsule 6 strains; vegetarian capsule
Label portion 1 capsules 1 capsules 1 capsules 1 capsules
Live cultures per label portion 3.2 billion CFU 20 billion CFU 100 billion CFU 15 billion CFU
Pack price €10.99 €25.99 €71.99 €42.99
Price per portion €0.18 €0.87 €1.20 €1.43
Price per 10 billion CFU €0.57 €0.43 €0.12 €0.96
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Prices include VAT for Ireland. Courier delivery: €6.99; free from €65.00. Estimated delivery: 2–4 working days.

Product facts checked: 2026-10-28.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a probiotic and a prebiotic?

A probiotic supplement contains live bacterial cultures, most often named Lactobacillus or Bifidobacterium strains, sold as capsules, powders or gummies. A prebiotic is a different ingredient — a specific plant fibre such as FOS or inulin — which some probiotic products include on the same label as a combined formula. Check the ingredient list to see whether a product contains live cultures, fibre, or both.

Do probiotics need to be stored in the refrigerator?

It depends on the specific product: some probiotic supplements are freeze-dried and labelled shelf-stable at room temperature, while others need refrigeration so the labelled CFU count stays accurate until the best-before date. Always follow the storage instructions printed on your product's own packaging, since this differs by brand and strain.

When is the best time to take probiotics?

There is no single timing that applies to every product — manufacturers set their own directions based on the specific strains and capsule coating used. Check your product's label for the recommended serving size and timing, and if you take other medication, ask a pharmacist how to time it.