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Comment by CGMthrowaway

5 days ago

I never denied any of that. Read my comment again, more carefully.

The very first line of your comment:

> PSA: If a probiotic is on the shelf, not in a cooler, it's probably not worth buying.

is exactly what I was responding to, along with your one word response "Yes" to that applying equally to all bacterial strains, which is also untrue.

  • The statements below can all be taken as true, together. Probably doesn't not mean always. https://i.imgur.com/BRNn0rJ.png

      If a probiotic is on the shelf, not in a cooler, it's probably not worth buying
      Strains that only survive when refrigerated are maybe probably a higher count
      There are probably strains that are better but can't be freeze dried
      There are absolutely shelf stable probiotics that are worth buying, especially if you don't have access to refrigerated stuff