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Knowledge Videos: Lactose and Lactase
Explore the videos below to see how lactose digestion works and how different product formats are used.
The Intoleran education team explains the differences between meal-time lactase, liquid lactase used in food preparation, and the specific probiotic formulation Once A Day. Choose a video, then use the buttons above for the written guide and current Australian product information.
- Lactase Capsules
- How to use Lactase Drops (liquid lactase enzyme)
- The effectiveness of Once a Day, a probiotic containing specific strains that may support lactose digestion
Knowledge Video Lactase Tablets
See how lactase splits milk sugar and what to compare when choosing a tablet or capsule. The written guide alongside the video explains the Australian formats and links to their directions.
Knowledge Video Lactase Drops
This demonstration introduces liquid lactase and how it is used with suitable dairy foods. For quantities, treatment time and storage, follow the directions supplied with your Australian bottle.
Knowledge Video Once a Day
Learn about the particular bacterial strains in Once A Day and how this approach differs from taking lactase with a meal. Results and suitability vary, and the current product label remains the guide to use.
Be sure to check out our free masterclass for healthcare professionals, “Food Intolerances & Digestive Enzymes.” The masterclass brings together food intolerance, dietary assessment and the role of digestive enzymes for healthcare professionals.
Educational information only. Lactase does not remove milk proteins or make dairy safe for someone with cow’s milk allergy. Seek advice for persistent or unexplained symptoms.