Blue · Vegan, not a halal certificate
Probiotics
Before you start: Vegan per the label, no doubtful ingredient found · not a halal certificate.
The label lists no ingredient of animal origin. This describes the label, it is not a religious ruling, and the decision is yours.
What official sources say about this category
Probiotics are live microorganisms. They appear in some fermented foods (such as yogurt) and in dietary supplements, and are named by genus, species and strain. Product labels often list colony-forming units (CFU). NIH has not set recommendations for probiotic use by healthy people (ODS Probiotics Fact Sheet for Consumers, updated 2025-11-17). Ask a doctor or pharmacist before starting any probiotic.
Sources: NIH, WHO. General information, not a claim about any product shown. Ask a doctor or pharmacist before starting any supplement.
Last checked: 2026-10-23
What to read on the label (optional) (5)
- Genus, species and strain names on the label
- CFU count and whether it is through expiry or at manufacture
- Storage instructions (refrigerate vs room temperature)
- Age range on the label
- Certifier name if a halal mark is shown
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