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ExeGi Pharma is a biotechnology company focused on the development and commercialization of live biotherapeutic and probiotic medicines.

Important Safety Information
This product should not be used in premature infants in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) setting.

Possible Side Effects
You may experience bloating during the first few days after starting Visbiome as your intestinal microflora changes. If this occurs, you may need to reduce daily consumption to allow for adjustment. Please consult with your physician if you experience bloating.

Avoid taking with antibiotics. Certain strains contained in Visbiome® may be inactivated by some types of antibiotics. It is advised that you do not consume Visbiome® within 4 hours before or after taking antibiotics.

** The lactose levels in all Visbiome® products are well below the National Institutes of Health's threshold for the amount of lactose intake generally tolerable by individuals with lactose intolerance.