The guaranteed analysis on this tablet lists Enterococcus faecium SF68 (strain code NCIMB 10415) at a minimum of 1x10^8 CFU per gram of product, not as a flat per-tablet count. Each tablet weighs 1.77 g and provides 2.9 kcal. Because the label states the guarantee per gram rather than per tablet, we're not converting that into a per-tablet CFU figure ourselves — doing that math would mean inferring a number the label doesn't actually print. Inactive ingredients listed are gum arabic, hydroxypropyl cellulose, liver flavor, magnesium stearate, and microcrystalline cellulose. It's shelf-stable, and no other label claims appear on this product.
Dosing instructions weren't something we could independently confirm from the manufacturer's PDF label, which returned an access error during this research pass. One tablet a day is a reasonable guess based on how Purina's FortiFlora sachet products are dosed, but that's an inference on our part rather than something quoted from this product's own label, so treat it as unconfirmed until you check the physical package. The pack contains 45 tablets. It's sold on Amazon under ASIN B083XLYRYH.
Transcribed from the guaranteed analysis. "Species only" means this label prints no numbered strain, so study results for a named strain don't transfer.
No weight-tiered dosing table on this label.
Not independently confirmed this pass — the manufacturer's PDF label deck returned 403 on direct fetch. Likely one tablet daily by analogy with the sachet product, but this is inferred, not label-quoted; see products-gaps.md.
The label states the guarantee per gram of product (1x10^8 CFU/g), not as a flat per-tablet number. Each tablet weighs 1.77 g, but we didn't convert that into a per-tablet figure since the label itself doesn't do that math.
We couldn't independently confirm dosing from the manufacturer's label during this research pass. One tablet daily seems likely based on how other FortiFlora products are dosed, but that's an inference, not a confirmed label instruction.
No, the label indicates it's shelf-stable.
Enterococcus faecium SF68, also listed with the strain code NCIMB 10415.
Yes, under ASIN B083XLYRYH.