Hi there, I want to personally thank you for giving Bactose a try. As someone who struggled with lactose intolerance myself, I know how frustrating it can be to avoid the foods you love. That’s why we created Bactose.
We’re so proud of how Bactose has already improved thousands of lives, and we’re confident it will improve yours too.
So enjoy your journey back to creamy lattes, gooey pizzas and all the ice cream your heart desires.
Welcome to Bactose!
Warmly,
Brandon Tendler
Co-Founder, Bactose
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Bactose is formulated to support lactose digestion. It is not intended to treat or manage any medical conditions. If you have IBS, Crohn’s disease, or Celiac disease, and your dairy discomfort is caused by inflammation or a sensitivity to milk proteins like casein or whey (rather than lactose), Bactose may not provide benefit.
A dairy allergy is an immune system reaction to the proteins found in milk, such as casein and whey. In people with a dairy allergy, even small amounts of dairy can trigger serious symptoms like hives, swelling, vomiting, or in rare cases, anaphylaxis. This is different from lactose intolerance, which is a non-allergic digestive issue caused by the body’s inability to break down lactose, the sugar in milk. Lactose intolerance typically results in bloating, gas, or diarrhea after eating dairy. Bactose is formulated to support lactose digestion—it does not affect dairy proteins—so it should not be used by individuals with a dairy allergy.
Bactose doesn’t contain lactase enzymes—instead, it features a probiotic strain known to support lactose digestion. When taken daily for 7 days, Bactose helps populate your gut with beneficial bacteria that produce enzymes naturally to support the breakdown of lactose. It’s designed as a 7-day course, intended to be completed before evaluating your experience with dairy. Most users begin enjoying dairy again starting on Day 8.
Bactose is designed to help with lactose digestion—it does not affect dairy proteins like casein or whey. If your symptoms are related to those proteins, Bactose may not help.
Not sure which is affecting you?
Always check with your healthcare provider to better understand your individual response to dairy.
If lactase enzymes haven’t worked for you, Bactose may not either. While some people react to lactose, others may be sensitive to dairy proteins like casein or whey. Bactose is designed to support lactose digestion only—it won’t help with protein-related discomfort.
During the initial 7-day course, we recommend sticking with lactose-free dairy products or using lactase enzyme pills if you consume regular dairy. Bactose is designed to support lactose digestion after completing the full course.
Many customers begin reintroducing dairy starting on Day 8. With ongoing monthly use, many customers continue consuming dairy during future 7-day recharge periods.
We stand behind our formulation and want you to feel confident giving it a try. If you’re not satisfied with your first pack for any reason, simply reach out to hello@bactose.com within 30 days of delivery, and we’ll make it right—no hassle, no stress.
