Help protect baby from the inside out with Evivo
Being proactive about gut health is key for newborns, especially babies delivered by C-section, impacted by antibiotics, or showing colic symptoms.
Supporting you through the parenthood journey
Science shows every baby fed breast milk, any amount, can benefit from Evivo, especially newborns delivered by C-section, impacted by antibiotics, or showing colic symptoms.
Colic, a sign of harmful bacteria inside
One in four babies have colic in the US
Scientists believe colic may be caused by an overabundance of harmful bacteria.
A solution exists
Working with HMOs from breast milk, B. infantis EVC001, the natural bacterial strain in Evivo, reduces potentially harmful bacteria by 80%. After using Evivo for one week, parents report relief and better sleep.

After antibiotics, restore baby's microbiome
A big concern
Antibiotics, life-saving and necessary at times, kill bacteria – good and bad.
Replenish the good
Evivo returns beneficial bacteria to a baby’s gut microbiome. Replenishing baby with beneficial B. infantis EVC001 re-establishes a protective gut environment deterrent to harmful bacteria and continues supporting healthy immune function.

C-section births have implications
Missing beneficial bacteria
Babies born by C-sections miss out on beneficial bacteria the birth canal provides.
Proactive attention matters
Feeding baby Evivo with breast milk right after birth helps populate baby’s gut with beneficial B. infantis EVC001. A healthy gut microbiome helps protect from potentially harmful bacteria and supports healthy immune function.

Parents report relief after feeding Evivo
Better nighttime sleep
said baby slept longer
Less gas and fussiness
reported a decrease
Reduced diaper rash
saw significant or complete improvement
Dimitratos, S. M., et al. “Symptomatic relief from at-home use of activated Bifidobacterium infantis EVC001 probiotic in infants: Results from a consumer survey on the effects on diaper rash, colic symptoms, and sleep.” Beneficial Microbes 12.4 (2021): 333-340.