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Guardian Dairy Relief Fast Acting Caplets 9000 FCC Lactase Enzyme Lactose Intolerance Pills 360 Count
Guardian Dairy Relief Fast Acting Caplets 9000 FCC Lactase Enzyme Lactose Intolerance Pills 360 Count
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Materials and care
Materials and care
[Generic] Lactase Enzyme (9000 FCC Units), Microcrystalline Cellulose, Croscarmellose Sodium, Magnesium Stearate, Colloidal Silicon Dioxide.
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FAQ
Q1. What is 9000 FCC lactase?
Ans: FCC stands for Food Chemicals Codex, which is the standard measurement unit for enzyme potency. A rating of 9000 FCC indicates a high-strength dose of the lactase enzyme, capable of efficiently breaking down the lactose found in standard servings of dairy products.
Q2. What are lactase enzyme tablets used for?
Ans: Lactase enzyme tablets are used to help people with lactose intolerance digest dairy products normally. They supply the natural digestive enzyme that the body lacks, preventing symptoms like bloating, gas, stomach cramps, and diarrhea.
Q3. Is it true that 90% of Asians are lactose intolerant?
Ans: Yes, scientific research indicates that a very high percentage of Asian populations, including adults in India, have a reduced capacity to digest lactose after childhood. Supplements like lactase enzymes help manage this common digestive condition.
Q4. Are these Guardian Dairy Relief Caplets authentically sourced from the USA for Indian buyers?
Ans: Yes, Rudra Retails sources this product directly from trusted distributors in the USA. This ensures Indian consumers receive 100% authentic, high-quality international dietary supplements in original packaging.
Q5. Can I take this lactose pill after eating dairy?
Ans: For the best results, you should take the caplet right with your first bite of dairy food. Taking it after you finish eating may reduce its effectiveness, as the enzyme needs to mix with the food in your stomach to break down the lactose properly.