Liquid Probiotic, Prebiotics & Postbiotics 3-in-1 Organic, Live Probiotics for Women & Men - Probiotics for Digestive Health, 50 Billion CFU, 19 Fermented Herbs, Vegan Probiotic for Gut Health

I purchased Vitagut Liquid Probiotic because my stomach is always unsettled, and I needed something to help stabilize it. This product has really helped me feel better. The taste is mild, which I appreciate, and it's easy to take just a tablespoon straight in the morning. Plus, it's sugar-free, which is a big plus. One bottle lasts a whole month with 32 servings, making it a convenient choice. Overall, I'm happy with how it's supported my gut health, and I'd definitely recommend it for anyone looking for a straightforward probiotic solution.

So everything seems good with this so far. I've been using it for a few months and noticed some stomach issue improvement.I do not get the people complaining about the taste of this product. Honestly, it tastes like a slightly sweetened apple cider vinegar and is probably as easy or easier to take then most pills/capsules. I had seen a review saying they couldn't keep it down and it made me laugh, lol. I also saw people complaining about it being sweetened with erythritol, but I don't think it's a big deal if it's small quantities. Sure, it would be nice if it wasn't used, but we're talking about a sweetener that is a small fraction of a couple of tablespoons of liquid a day -- there's probably much worse things you're consuming in your diet that this is probably the least of your worries. The people at the company are more than nice and have been helpful with any questions I've had and seem like good people. They're always willing to provide coupon codes if there wasn't an on-going deal already and seem very open to feedback. I don't have a great comparison to other liquid probiotics as this is the first I've tried, but I think it is worth trying if you're unsatisfied with your current one.

I love that it’s in liquid form—so much easier to take than capsules. The fermentation process makes it feel more natural and effective. Definitely a staple in my routine!

This liquid probiotic is quite interesting 😀. I originally got it just to try, as I was just browsing to find a good probiotic supplement or some sort. I didn't really expect much, but from the first week of trying (and coincidentally around the same time as my period/menstruation) I did notice a relief of bloatedness. I didn't feel as bloated as I usually did, and the only change in my lifestyle was this liquid probiotic drink, so I want to say that this probiotic does work in some senses 😀👌.The recommended dosage is 1 tbsp of it twice a day 🤔, so it's actually not that bad. My only small complain about it is that it doesn't taste the best 😅... it's supposed to be berry flavored but it doesn't really tasted like it. It's on a slightly sour side, and the flavor does stand out even when you mix it into a drink or a smoothie, but its good that its not overly artificial-tasting... Overall, it's actually not that bad, and I recommend this if you are looking for a liquid version of a probiotic supplement. 👌

It's the only one I could find right now but it's not my favorite because it's kind of salty and very thin liquid. The one I used to like is discontinued but I will keep searching for something that tastes better.

I have recent started taking my vitamins and supplements again, and Vitagut makes taking my probiotics so much easier! The product doesn’t contain any fillers, which I appreciate. It tastes like advertised with a slight apple cider vinegar taste and I didn’t experience any bitter aftertaste! I’d highly recommend if you’re trying to simplify your routine by taking a liquid supplement.

So I have IBS and I’ve been yearning to help my gut health anyway I can, I saw a much more expensive liquid pre, pro and postbiotic on TikTok but found this one and thought it would be good. I should have read the ingredients closer though because this contains the “natural sweetener Erythritol”. Now one of my main IBS triggers is artificial sweeteners. Erythritol is touted as an all natural zero calorie sweetener but in reality where I unfortunately reside, it’s still an artificial sweetener. In that it cannot be easily broken down by your guts into glucose (hence making it low calorie) and it tastes sweet. It’s a sugar alcohol derived from fruits but it’s just as irritating for some people with sensitive bowels as Aspartame, Sucralose, Phenylalanine, etc. It just doesn’t seem all that beneficial to me to put an irritating faux sweetener in a product meant to aid people’s gut health. I will have to look for another option unfortunately.

I just purchased this not too long ago and I’ve been using it ever since. I keep it refrigerated and I like adding it to my seltzer water. It’s fermented which I like. The taste is very mild. I take a tablespoon twice daily. Sometimes straight. I’ve noticed an increase in bowel movements. I have IBS so sometimes I can get backed up. This is very helpful at relieving that. I’ll continue to take it daily to see how it improves my overall gut health. It’s a nice size with 32 servings which is an added plus. I’d buy this one again.