By: Nadia Neumann

Nadia Neumann
Sun, 11 Mar 2018 18:49:08 +0000

In reply to Subi.

Subi, that is the case for most probiotics – the CFUs are at the time of manufacture. And also like most other probiotics, these DO have an expiration date and it’s recommended to store them in a cool place.

Some supplements do have a guaranteed CFU at time of purchase (so they strains are shelf-stable somehow) but that is not the norm.

Probiotic count even in fermented foods will decrease after manufacturing: while on the shelf and in your fridge.