Bactories

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by Bactories 5y ago
Hi Mataug, Thanks for posting, we are super small so we notice these things, haha. LA does produce lactase naturally, ours produces about 60% more than other LA strains, and also adheres to the intestinal lining really well, which is why it
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by Bactories 5y ago
Check out my comment above, but I just wanted to say I am a costco whore, everything from the snacks in my pantry and freezer, to my tv to furniture is costco derived. If you are in Austin, we should go hit up a costco together, I am serius
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by Bactories 5y ago
Our product is about convenience, if you are happy with your current situation then keep doing that. For us it is about taking it for a week and not having to worry about what might have lactose, as well being able to enjoy dairy products i
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by Bactories 5y ago
We will be releasing our GMO version in 2022. I anticipate its efficacy to be incredible. We will be performing quite a few safety studies ahead of this release. The site is brand new, please give it time, my cofounder has remade the site 3
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by Bactories 5y ago
It definitely is not E. coli
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by 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
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by Bactories 5y ago
Hi my name is Mike, I am one of the cofounders of Bactories, the creators of Bactose. Our COGS are $10.09/pack shipped first class mail (add $1.80 if we get the custom shipping box). Then we have to spend on marketing, and spend money
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by Bactories 5y ago
Hi my name is Mike, I am one of the cofounders of Bactories, the creators of Bactose. There are only two things truly unique about our strain. 1) It produces about 60% more lactase enzymes than other lactobacillus strains we tested 2) the r