BellaVie SKINOSAL

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• ​100% Belgian production 
• Live strains: All our formulas have been developed with probiotic strains, which are living bacteria.
• Innovative formula: the formula has been developed for specific uses. The product contains probiotic strains, prebiotics and nutraceuticals well described scientifically for specific health benefits.
• Broad spectrum: CFU = Colony Forming Units which allows to estimate the number of viable bacteria in a sample.
• High concentration: each capsule contains a large amount of live microorganisms. The quantity is indicated in CFU (Colony Forming Units). Each capsule contains 10,000,000,000 CFU.
• Vegetable capsules and Halal certification: the capsules are certified vegan, Halal and Kosher. 
• Gastro-resistant capsules: to protect the probiotic strains from the acidity of the stomach, we use specific capsules with a superior resistance to this acidity. The quantity of living probiotic strains in the intestine will therefore be higher. 
• Specific nutraceuticals: the nutraceuticals are chosen according to the desired action. 
• Heat resistant strains: Bacillus Coagulans is a world-renowned strain that provides optimal temperature resistance up to zone 4B. This zone indicates a very humid and intense climate.
• Moisture resistant packaging: our packaging (capsule and blister) with low moisture content has been selected to preserve the probiotic strains against moisture and allow them to live longer.

1 capsule per day to be taken with a large glass of water.

Possibility to increase to 1 capsule twice a day if needed or as recommended.

BellaVie capsules can be taken at any time of the day.

Store in a cool, dry place.

Refrigeration is recommended whenever possible.

As capsules contain dried live microorganisms, it is recommended to avoid large temperature and humidity variations.

Keep out of reach of children.

No adverse side effects have been reported.

Cautions: If your child has any medical conditions or is taking any prescription medications, consult your doctor before using this product. Do not exceed the indicated daily dose. This nutritional supplement is not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.

Do not use if other foodstuffs containing 2'-fucosyllactose are consumed on the same day

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