- look for at least 13 billion cultures in enteric coating
- remember to look for L’s and B’s in the list of cultures to be surer of appropriate strains.

I did the sputum test and mine sank and looked like a little jelly-fish, as anticipated. My eyes and sinuses are “dry” often. Generally, I feel like I’ve got pressure inside from too many unwanted tenants. But I go to my D.O. and she has run tests and finds me generally “healthy” for 63.

Many of these products run $150 to $200 per supplement set in the Candida programs that I’ve researched. I’m still game but want to make a thoroughly informed decision. I’m on a fixed income which severly limits my ability to afford the complete “set” all at once. Is there a reasonable starting place?

The purpose of this brief guide is to give readers general guidelines and list the most popular probiotic products. As you can see from the customer reviews on Amazon, what works for one, might not always work for others.

You can easily find probiotics numbering billions – for example, Garden of Life Ultra capsules contain 5 billion CFU. The regular version listed in this article contains 2 billion. This information is available on the internet.

As for the Acidophilus Pearls, the product description on Amazon clearly states that “Each pearl provides 1 billion CFU of a proprietary probiotic blend”.

The manufacturers tend to change their formulas quite often and for this reason we do not provide exact numbers.

Your doctor can also provide useful information on where you can find a proper probiotic.

Hope this helps! Thanks for your question.

It seems that not many people have used it to treat Candida, though.