3 questions to learn if your baby's gut is healthy.
Your baby's pediatrician is a helpful resource for guidance in protecting baby’s gut now for a healthy future ahead. Here are some key questions to get you started. Print this page, screenshot it on your mobile phone or device, or download and email this PDF to your doctor directly and begin this important conversation today.
Evivo. The only baby probiotic clinically proven to restore a baby's gut microbiome to its intended natural state, reducing harmful bacteria in baby's gut by 80%.
Evivo baby probiotic is the result of over a decade of research and clinical trials with University of California, Davis Medical Center. In our most recent clinical trial, babies were given Evivo once a day for a month and were compared to breastfed babies who didn’t receive any probiotic. After a month, Evivo babies had significantly higher levels of the key good bacteria, B. infantis, in their gut compared to babies who didn’t receive any Evivo. Our peer-reviewed research has been published in numerous well-respected journals, including mSphere, BMC Pediatrics, and Human Microbiome Journal.
Our breakthrough findings about the baby gut microbiome and infant probiotics are covered in notable publications around the world, including The New York Times, Newsweek, Today, NPR, Nature, and Popular Science.
Serving Size: 1 Sachet
Calories per Serving: 2.4 Calories
Amount Per Serving:
Ingredients:
CFU Count: 8 billion CFU per sachet
Recommended Use: Once daily
Potential Allergens: May contain trace amounts of soy and/or milk protein
Pour 1 sachet of Evivo powder into included mixing bowl.
Add 3-5 ml of breast milk to the powder and mix well.
Feed to baby using enclosed syringe. Do not add to bottle. Use immediately once mixed. Do not store for later use.
One sachet per day is all baby needs.
Not bottles Do not use a bottle to feed Evivo to baby. Just follow the simple directions provided.
Cleaning Thoroughly clean bowl and syringe after each use with hot soapy water, remove syringe plunger from barrel before cleaning and allow to dry separately.
Storage Keep frozen until ready to use–will keep in refrigerator for up to 1 month. Store in freezer until ready to use. Will keep in refrigerator for up to 1 month.
No heat Please do not heat Evivo or reheat with breast milk. Evivo is a live bacteria and heat can hamper effectiveness.
For more information, call 800.GO.EVIVO (844.463.8486) or send us a message.
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