BioGaia Protectis BABY - Probiotic Drops
BioGaia Protectis BABY - Probiotic Drops
BioGaia Protectis BABY - Probiotic Drops
BioGaia Protectis BABY - Probiotic Drops
BioGaia Protectis BABY - Probiotic Drops
BioGaia Protectis BABY - Probiotic Drops
BioGaia Protectis BABY - Probiotic Drops
BioGaia Protectis BABY - Probiotic Drops
BioGaia Protectis BABY - Probiotic Drops
BioGaia Protectis BABY - Probiotic Drops
BioGaia Protectis BABY - Probiotic Drops
BioGaia Protectis BABY - Probiotic Drops

BioGaia Protectis BABY - Probiotic Drops

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The original and still the best! Trusted by parents everywhere, BioGaia Protectis baby drops are a high-quality probiotic supplement that provides your baby with good bacteria. Give your baby the best start in life today!

Why you'll love it!

Helps ease colic, spit-ups, and occasional constipation & diarrhea*

The most researched probiotic for infant colic**

Contains probiotics naturally found in breast milk

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Sunflower oil, Limosilactobacillus reuteri DSM 17938

  • Shake well before use.
  • To dispense the drops, press the tube gently and give by spoon.
  • Use 5 drops once daily.  
  • Do not give directly from the bottle into the mouth as this may reduce the quality of the product.
  • Five (5) drops once daily.
  • Recommended dose should not be exceeded.
  • Not intended for use in premature infants.

Happy Tummy, Happy Mommy

Our patented lactic acid bacterium L. reuteri is clinically proven to reach the gut alive. One daily dose of our probiotic baby drops contains a minimum of 100 million live L. reuteri Protectis®. That’s good news and comfort for you and your baby!

More than 200,000 hours of probiotic research

People might call us crazy for spending over 30 years researching, analyzing, testing and re-analyzing bacteria strains. But we love science. It's what we do. Behind our products, you will find over 200,000 hours of probiotic research.

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**According to the number of publications at https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ (July 2021)