The candidate matches Florastor’s current live US capsule product: Florastor’s official site currently offers the Dual Action Probiotic Supplement in 20-, 30-, 50-, and 100-capsule sizes with an Add to Cart control. A government label-database record for the 50-capsule Florastor product identifies its label statement as “Daily Probiotic Supplement”; that record is dated 2022, so it supports historical label identity, not every current-package detail. No evidence found that the product is discontinued. The manufacturer’s benefit statements are product claims, not independent efficacy findings.
Available at last check
The observed manufacturer offer is not a guarantee of inventory or checkout.
Source information checked . Availability can change.
The current manufacturer page’s ingredient panel says “Per 2 capsule serving.” Manufacturer FAQ recommends 2 capsules 1–2 times daily. The current storefront offers 20-, 30-, 50-, and 100-capsule packages.
Flavor
Not disclosed
Serving size and formula may vary by product version. Consult the label for the exact variant.
Before you choose
Label & allergens
Label details
Selected ingredients: Selected label information only; not a transcription of the full label. NIH ODS DSLD record 270390 reports a 50-vegetable-capsule Florastor label with serving size 2 capsules, while the ingredient table is explicitly headed “Amount per Serving of 1 Capsule(s)”: Saccharomyces boulardii CNCM 1-745 250 mg and lactose 32.5 mg per capsule. The manufacturer FAQ independently says each capsule contains 250 mg Saccharomyces boulardii CNCM I-745. The current official ingredient panel gives ingredient names but omits amounts. The database label was entered 2022-06-16; its parsed serving-size/table headings differ, so the reported 250 mg and 32.5 mg are not restated as two-capsule amounts. Other ingredients on that archived label: magnesium stearate and hydroxypropyl methylcellulose. This is selected information, not a full-label claim.
Allergens
Contains lactose (manufacturer says it is derived from milk) and yeast; manufacturer FAQ says not vegan and cautions against use with allergy to components, especially yeast. The FAQ also states Florastor probiotics do not include risk of exposure to or cross-contamination from major food allergens and several listed ingredients; because lactose is disclosed, this directory entry preserves the explicit lactose disclosure rather than interpreting that broad claim as lactose-free. See manufacturer FAQ for its full allergen statement.
Not disclosed in this listing does not mean an allergen is absent. Check the full label and contact the manufacturer when needed.
What’s inside
Selected ingredients
A selection, not a complete label
Ingredients are not disclosed in this listing; see the sources for available details.
Check the official label for all ingredients, quantities, allergens, serving directions and the specific variant.
Label claims
Dietary claims
Gluten-free
Vegetarian
Manufacturer currently claims gluten-free, vegetarian, and non-GMO.
Manufacturer FAQ says the product is not vegan because it contains milk-derived lactose.
The 2022 label record also lists gluten-free, vegetarian, non-GMO, and titanium-dioxide-free statements; historical label statements are not represented as a complete current label.
Claims are source-reported, not a determination of suitability. Check the label for the selected variant.
Check the scope
Certification records
Name: NSF Gluten-Free (mark depicted in official product-page graphic)
Recorded status: unverified
Scope: The on-page product graphic depicts an NSF Gluten-Free badge; the current product copy also makes a gluten-free claim. No independently verified product-specific certificate or scope established.
The NSF official dietary-supplement listing filtered for Florastor returned “No Matching Products Found.” This confirms no match in that directory/query only; it does not establish whether a separate NSF gluten-free program record exists. NSF’s program description is https://www.nsf.org/food-beverage/gluten-free-certification. Treat the graphic as a manufacturer-side claim, not verified certification. Research status: claimed, not independently verified; do not list as certified.
Check the verifier’s current record and exact product variant; a brand claim alone is not independent verification.
From the source notes
Listed features
These are source-reported statements, including manufacturer claims. See certification records for status, scope and verifier links; a claim alone is not independent verification.
Manufacturer-stated active microorganism/strain: Saccharomyces boulardii CNCM I-745.
Official live product page currently offers four capsule-count options: 20, 30, 50, and 100.
No CFU value was found on the current manufacturer page or accessed label evidence; none is inferred.
What the facts offer
Potential positives
Current manufacturer product page and add-to-cart selector establish active offering, with four package counts and current package-specific prices.
A full-size historical label PDF is accessible through NIH ODS DSLD; manufacturer FAQ corroborates the per-capsule 250 mg amount.
The listing can be cross-referenced to the older “Daily Probiotic Supplement” label identity without treating that 2022 record as current packaging.
Check the trade-offs
Things to consider
The current manufacturer ingredient panel omits quantitative amounts; the accessible full label is a database copy of a label entered in 2022, not verified as the exact current label for each package size.
The manufacturer site lists no flavor for this capsule product; no flavor should be inferred.
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Sources & verification
Source information checked:
This profile summarizes the linked source information, including manufacturer statements. It is not a hands-on test, an independent verification or a guarantee. Formula, availability and terms can change after the checked date.
Supports current product identity, live size selector (20/30/50/100 capsules), displayed prices, Add to Cart, manufacturer dietary/benefit claims and current ingredient-panel names. Its disclaimer says the statements have not been evaluated by FDA. The ingredients panel gives no quantitative amount. The official page graphic depicts an NSF Gluten-Free mark. The official page showed $67.99 per container for the selected 100-capsule package with Add to Cart; no subscription or recurring selector was observed.
A government database record representing label contents entered 2022-06-16: product name/brand, barcode, 50 vegetable capsules, label statement “Daily Probiotic Supplement,” serving-size information, selected ingredient quantities per one capsule, other ingredients, and suggested use. The direct full-size label PDF is https://api.ods.od.nih.gov/dsld/s3/pdf/270390.pdf. It is historical label evidence, not proof of the exact current package label.
Supports manufacturer-stated dose (2 capsules 1–2 times daily), 250 mg per capsule, lactose-derived-from-milk/non-vegan statement, allergen/cross-contamination statement, and other company claims. These remain manufacturer statements.
Opened official NSF directory; query returned “No Matching Products Found.” This is evidence only about the NSF dietary-supplement directory query and cannot verify or rule out a distinct gluten-free program certificate. NSF gluten-free program information: https://www.nsf.org/food-beverage/gluten-free-certification.
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Form & selected ingredients
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Form & selected ingredients
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Form & selected ingredients
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