Lacteeze Childrens 100 chewable Tablets Strawberry by Gelda Scientific

I buy these for my 3 year old, we can’t get them in the United States sadly! We only have lactaid pills here but those aren’t kid friendly. These pills not only taste good but are perfectly dosed for my kid. We have given her these for the past 7 months or so, she gets one before she eats something with dairy for her intolerance and then if she has ice cream we give her two of them. She LOVES her “vitamins” and it has helped her understand her belly issues and what works to help fix her pain. 💗 it’s a life saver. I wish it worked a whole day long, but of course it can’t because it has to be in the stomach with the food she’s eating at that moment with dairy. On days where we are running behind and have to get food on the go, I give her one of these and know that she will not be irritable or cranky from her pain!!

I've given this to my 2 year old for over two weeks now and it has eliminated all of her stomach aches and cramps. Her diapers the first two days where better than if she had no meds, but not great, after about the fifth day they went bake to like her pre-lactose diet diapers. I am still giving her lactose free milk (which stupidly still has lactose in it) because she's so sensitive to lactose and I'm too scared to try normal milk. I have used it with normal cheese, like colby and mozzarella and it seems to work as long as I limit her to a single slice or a single babybell.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Works great and really helps my son handle dairy products without stomach ache

This has made my grandchild tummy so much better

We recently discovered that our three year old is lactose intolerant. It was a very disgusting discovery over the course of a few milk/grilled cheese/quesadilla few weeks in the life of a very picky toddler. Thankfully, it was pretty clear cut & once we cut the regular dairy out and replaced them with some lactose-free products, life became less loose & stinky. Sorry. It's the truth. Anyways, he basically lives off of cheese products which makes dining out difficult. I turned to Dr. Google for help with this issue, which led me to Lacteeze. I purchased a bottle (ultimately, I purchased two bottles). I gave it a whirl. My preschooler did not blow up the toilet with a rancid poop. It was amazing. We merely give him two pills before he eats any dairy product. They taste pretty good so he doesn't fight us and he's gotten used to the routine. He likes routines so he screams for his pills in restaurants which does earn us a few looks every now & again. "GIVE ME MY PILLS" is, evidently, not heard very often out of an adorable child's mouth. (He's my kid; naturally, I think he's adorable.) At home, we still stick to lactose-free products but Lacteeze provides us with peace of mind and fresher air when we dine out.

I bought these for my 19 month old granddaughter that has a sensitivity to milk. Every time she drinks milk she tends to become bloated and gets acid reflux. Burping a lot, etc..these have worked very well for her. It seems to do the job. The only reason I didn't give this 5 stars is because the tablets are a little bigger than we'd prefer and they're pretty hard. Abbott the size of a small marble. So we definitely have to keep an eye on her when we give it to her to make sure she doesn't get choked. She does very well with them and hasn't gotten choked but I wouldn't feel comfortable giving her one and walking away without making sure she chews It all up. It also turns her teeth pink but of course that is temporary. But the pros of the effectiveness, outweigh the cons. I would definitely recommend this product for the relief of sensitivity to milk in little ones.

For 15 months we suffered with what we thought was "colic" with our second son. When I became pregnant with my third child i was TERRIFIED it would be the same way. After he was born, around his fourth week of life, it started. Crying amd screaming EVERY evening. Nothing soothed him and he wouldnt sleep for any time before waking up screamimg again. I was breastfeeding and was trying so hard to figure out what could be causing this. Im also a RN and used to work in peds and i knew he didnt have reflux. My stepfather is our pediatrician and he said it was just him and his personality.. but i just couldnt accept it. I knew something wasnt right. i began reading about other symptoms he had. greenish poo's and a red ring around his bottom. i eliminated dairy caffeine etc etc. ( did the same with my second child) although it helped some, it didnt resolve anything as drastic as it should have if this was the only problem. so i began reading about a foremilk/ hindmilk imbalance. every single thing added up. basically in short, its not that they are lactose intolerant but get too much milk ( the part that comes from the breat first and its FULL of the sugar and lactose) too fast and his little body couldnt produce enough of the enzyme to keep up and break the lactose down. soo he had terrible gas , belly pain and rash etc. ohh and TONS of screaming. so i read how you could try lactaid drops- and we did but it was sooo difficult dropping a certain amount in his mouth when he was screaming and hungry, tossing his head. this problem was solved with these chewable tablets!!! i read ( very hard to find) how you can crush these tablets ( we did a fourth of one at first) and put a drop of water and make a paste. now before each feeding we'd spread this paste on his tongue. literally, after one day he was a different baby. i mean this stuff SAVED OUR SANITY. it allowed my 12 year old to see a baby could be joyful and for my husband and i to experience a happy and comforted baby. we had only been married a year with the second baby that had "colic"- so it was a tough trial. it breaks my heart i couldve prevented this pain for the second baby as well- bc i truly feel i couldve. i hope this helps someone. its dramatic- but it truly was that dramAtic for us and i wish doctors would open their eyes to other possibilites and not just the "standard" treatment or accept what is. our babies dont have to suffer and neither do parents!

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