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They claim to have a specific strain which produces lots of lactase, which is possible. I agree with you on principle though.

• otterley 5y ago
  The supplements market is full of shysters and charlatans. If they had the actual data to prove it, they would have published it.
  • antishortstocks 5y ago
    I took Bactose after seeing an IG ad, I took it for 7 days, after I could literally have any dairy I want for about 4 weeks which fell short of their claim of months. I contacted them and they explained it's not your average L.Acidophilus it's a super strain that produces an abundance of lactase enzymes in the gut. The problem with most probiotics that is that it's a placebo effect, you legit cannot effect diarrhea and gas with a placebo, either it works or it doesn't, for me it worked and it was glorious....
    • otterley 5y ago
      Thank you for your testimonial, Bactose marketing shill!
  • Bactories 5y ago
    The only hard data we have currently is when we compared our strain to other LA strains and we were producing about 60% more lactase enzymes. We are in the middle of a double blind clinical study now, that was supposed to finish in October of 2020 (yes 2020), but looks like should hopefully finish in March 2022. Another piece of data we have is all the anecdotal stuff about it simply working for people, personally I think it is pretty hard to placebo not getting diarrhea. I do agree with you about the supplement industry being full of scumbags. Let me know what you would like from us to help win you over, besides the double blind which is in progress, but imagine if it was not an option, what else?