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Post #139473293 added 08-09-2020 7:43 AM by paidin in Deal Talk
Lactose is a sugar. If you look at the packaging of cheese, look to see if they have 0 for sugars and you should be able to eat those no problem if your lactose intolerant. This is most common for...
Post #139474937 added 08-09-2020 9:13 AM by savages911 in Deal Talk
Yep and you only need one tablet vs three tablets!
Post #139446689 added 08-07-2020 11:04 PM by urbach in Deal Talk
Huh. Well shoot, I always thought it was a protein. :). I think the other stuff people are often allergic to in milk are proteins, though
Post #139447142 added 08-07-2020 11:50 PM by LawrenceT6420 in Deal Talk
Can I just toss a few pills into a gallon of milk and turn it to something similar to Lactaid
Post #139449095 added 08-08-2020 5:12 AM by Arielreyes001 in Deal Talk
In this context, If it ends in “ose” then it’s a sugar: Lactose-milk sugar; fructose- fruit sugar; glucose- blood sugar. 👍🏽.
Post #139451657 added 08-08-2020 7:37 AM by sg1dhd in Deal Talk
Sam's sells these for $14 for 180 pills. That is the everyday price.
Post #139456448 added 08-08-2020 11:20 AM by Angela08 in Deal Talk
It helps digest milk... well there is more to it then that. Depends on why you don't drink milk if you this pill will work for you but it does for a lot of people.
Post #139469252 added 08-08-2020 11:59 PM by jdjdjdjdjd in Deal Talk
The probiotic one on amazon is way better. This one requires 3 pills, and doesnt seem to be as strong. The probiotic one seems to actually change your gut bacteria... It seems like it...
Post #139445663 added 08-07-2020 9:35 PM by SkyKing02 in Deal Talk
If I take this pill, then I can drink milk again?
Post #139445738 added 08-07-2020 9:41 PM by urbach in Deal Talk
There are multiple possible proteins in milk that people are allergic to. This pill takes care of the most common one. If you don't know what it is in milk that bothers you, AND your allergic...
Post #139445897 added 08-07-2020 9:57 PM by rosedragoon in Deal Talk
Thanks OP in for one. It's the only way the boyfriend can have dairy without being in agony. He didn't know about these til I introduced them to him and he's so happy he can have milk and stuff again
Post #139447364 added 08-08-2020 12:14 AM by papitosabe in Deal Talk
Ughh....evenn worse for me...I have both lactose intolerance and a milk allergy.
Post #139447445 added 08-08-2020 12:24 AM by papitosabe in Deal Talk
Fyi, these are 9000 per product description
Post #139447730 added 08-08-2020 1:19 AM by bigant262 in Deal Talk
I've tried the Sams Club and Target brands of this and those don't seem to really help, I take one pill before eating ice cream, would these be any different?
Post #139449992 added 08-08-2020 6:11 AM by arizonan in Deal Talk
* glucose is also in cellulose (i.e. plants) :-)
Post #139450007 added 08-08-2020 6:12 AM by arizonan in Deal Talk
You need to increase the dose. I take 2 for dairy items. And I also drink lactose-"free" milk. A combination works.
Post #139466846 added 08-08-2020 8:40 PM by azurile57 in Deal Talk
Typically on the back of the box under supplement facts
Post #139464536 added 08-08-2020 6:32 PM by LavenderClover330 in Deal Talk
Actually, an allergy to a protein can lead to serious and even life threatening situations and has different symptoms. These lactase products help the body break down lactose which is classified as a...
Post #139458146 added 08-08-2020 12:38 PM by newarkhiphop in Deal Talk
I have some of these where do I see the FCC amount?
Post #139465043 added 08-08-2020 7:03 PM by stockshowgypsy in Deal Talk
I use the alternatives. I have not intentionally consumed cows milk in 30 years. Unfortunately the dairy industry does all kinds of nasty things to promote their product. Try to find milk on...
Post #139438148 added 08-07-2020 3:09 PM by smokeybandit in Deal Talk
This really isn't a good price. Maybe for Lactaid brand, but not for the generics.
Post #139434806 added 08-07-2020 12:58 PM by azurile57 in Deal Talk
Note both these and the Kirkland ones mentioned above are 9000FCC per tab. Some brands (Lactaid included) market some pills that are only 3000FCC per pill, meaning you have to take multiple per...
Post #139425584 added 08-07-2020 7:51 AM by san-mel in Deal Talk
If you shop at Costco, I have found they have by far the best price on lactase pills. The 180-ct box of Kirkland tablets (individually wrapped) is $14.99 at my local store.
Post #139432745 added 08-07-2020 11:51 AM by cheaperbydozen4 in Deal Talk
Excellent deal.
Post #139445387 added 08-07-2020 9:17 PM by DonnyBrook79 in Deal Talk
Getting old sucks. I was never lactose intolerant. Turned 40 and now I can only have dairy if I know I'm staying home.
Post #139445711 added 08-07-2020 9:38 PM by helloshopaholic in Deal Talk
Yes, most probably.
Post #139445924 added 08-07-2020 10:01 PM by dealgod1 in Deal Talk
LOL! Ofcourse cow milk is not suitable for humans because we are not a baby cow. Why even take these patchup tablets when healthier plant based alternatives are available?
Post #139447421 added 08-08-2020 12:20 AM by papitosabe in Deal Talk
What alternatives are there that doesn't taste weird with cereal...or mashed potatoes. I've tried several different kinds using them with cereal or mashed potatoes and theyre no bueno.
Post #139454579 added 08-08-2020 9:53 AM by lbp775 in Deal Talk
And that's why these pills exist. It's for people who like the taste of dairy products but can no longer process it. His reply was to that person on the first page recommending alternatives as...
Post #139460219 added 08-08-2020 2:19 PM by haPiOpera in Deal Talk
Same here. I take multiple lactaid pills and I follow it up with a probiotic pill. So the lactaid works for the stomach and the probiotic works for the gut/intestines. This is the best defense...
Post #139446323 added 08-07-2020 10:37 PM by lostkabab in Deal Talk
Lactose is a sugar not protein. This pill takes care of the sugar meant for young ones.
Post #139446749 added 08-07-2020 11:09 PM by misdreavus in Deal Talk
Lactose intolerance is not an "allergic" condition in the sense of true allergies. Mainly we lose the enzyme to process the sugar, and so it goes into the guts undigested, causing diarrhea.
Post #139446800 added 08-07-2020 11:13 PM by dvenom650 in Deal Talk
You can always buy lactose free milk
Post #139446812 added 08-07-2020 11:14 PM by urbach in Deal Talk
Gross. Let's just stick with calling it an allergy
Post #139449035 added 08-08-2020 5:07 AM by vjspshop in Deal Talk
Same here taking 1 never worked if I am eating a decent piece of cake, I have used Kirkland brand and it didn’t work for me.
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