Florastor Kids Dual Action Probiotic Supplement, Strengthens Kids' Digestive & Immune Health, 20 Easy-to Mix Powder Sticks, Packaging May Vary

Amazing product and it do what is mentioned , taste /smell doesn’t seem to be the best so needs to be mixed up with food or drink

My youngest child has had multiple ear infections in his first year and a half of life, which unfortunately meant several rounds of antibiotics. One of the physicians who treated an early infection recommended this specific probiotic, and after looking into it myself, I felt comfortable using it. I’m a registered dietitian, so I tend to be very selective about supplements, especially when it comes to my children. The strain selection and supporting research behind this probiotic met my standards, which gave me confidence adding it during antibiotic use and for a period afterward to be as gentle on his gut as possible. Administration has been easy. I mix the recommended amount directly into his bottle of milk, and he drinks it without any issue. I’ve also given it to my other children during illnesses, and they never noticed it was added. Overall, this has been a simple and reassuring way to support gut health during and after antibiotic use, and it’s something I try to keep on hand now. Pros: • Physician-recommended • Scientifically sound strain selection • Easy to administer (no taste issues) • Well tolerated by infants and children Cons: • Requires consistent use during and after antibiotics • Higher price point than some other probiotics

We used Florastor Kids Dual Action Probiotic during our child’s recovery from a significant gastrointestinal illness, and it worked well for us. What stood out is that it was gentle on the stomach and easy to give. We didn’t notice any worsening gas or discomfort after starting it, which was important given how sensitive things already were. What other parents should know: • Powder mixes easily into food or drink • No strong taste (no battles at dosing time) • Designed to be stable and not destroyed easily in the gut • Felt supportive during a period of gut healing and normalization We can’t speak to long-term use yet, but during recovery this felt like a solid, well-tolerated option and we’d purchase it again if needed.

It’s actually a little sweet to me but maybe that’s me. I like the way I can put it in tea on food wherever and it just really kind of adds an extra taste. The consistency and the texture is perfect for me. All I had been recommended this by a group of pharmacist for someone with Gerd and digestive issues. It took me a while to read structure my God but this sure did it. I’ve use different variations of this and the pills were kind of expensive. This is reasonably priced it’s a pocket it does not need refrigeration and boy, it worked!! I don’t know if the structure of her kids or whatever basically I’m a kid myself. I figure my emotional ages about 12. But it really really works it helps with my digestion helps with my stool and I can eat almost anything and I am lactose intolerant. I would recommend it to anyone it’s convenient the package is easy to open and I can simply take one or two pockets dump them into anything and it works. No hassle for me. It’s really really well done without a lot of expensive packaging. I am very impressed and I’ve been experimenting with the stuff for almost 15 years; Do you know this stuff could go in kind of a salt shaker and I could just sprinkle on everything. Love it

Holistic nutritionist here. This product is fantastic for kids but particularly for ASD kiddos due to high likelihood of microbiome deficiencies especially if undergoing/recent surgery. Antibiotics are harsh on gut flora and this particular formulation helps counteract that. Little person had a BM day post op and attribute that to high nutrient foods and this. No, not a sponsor but I can be ;) Highly recommend.

My toddler was diagnosed with an ear infection and prescribed amoxicillin (liquid antibiotic). Since this is my first child, I asked the pediatrician about probiotics and was told yogurt would be enough. Unfortunately, it wasn’t. On day 5 of antibiotics, my child developed severe diarrhea, and I honestly didn’t know what to do next. After some research, I decided to try these yeast-based probiotics — and I’m really glad I did. I gave 2 packets on the first day (one in the morning and one in the evening), mixing them into her milk formula. By the second day, things were noticeably better. The yeast smell might seem unusual, but it’s yeast — that’s expected. My child didn’t notice anything, drank the full bottle, and had no refusal at all. What I appreciate most is that these probiotics can be taken at the same time as antibiotics. Since they are yeast-based, antibiotics don’t destroy them, so they actually do their job supporting the gut during treatment. My advice to other parents: if your child starts antibiotics, add probiotics from day one. I wish I had done that earlier. These really helped us through a tough moment.