Lactobacillus bifidum is a well-established probiotic strain naturally present in the human gastrointestinal tract, particularly in infants and healthy adults. It is widely used for digestive health, immune support, gut barrier function, and early-life nutrition.
Our export-grade Lactobacillus bifidum is manufactured under strict quality systems to meet USA, EU, and GCC regulatory expectations, ensuring high stability, safety, and performance in finished formulations.
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Parameter | Description |
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Microorganism | Lactobacillus bifidum |
Potency Range | 1 Billion – 50 Billion CFU/g |
Physical Form | Freeze-dried powder |
Appearance | Off-white to cream |
Solubility | Good dispersibility |
Shelf Life | 24 months (recommended storage) |
Storage Conditions | ≤25°C, cool & dry place |
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Scientifically Recognized Benefits
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✔ Supports healthy gut microbiota balance
✔ Helps maintain intestinal barrier integrity
✔ Supports immune system modulation
✔ Contributes to digestive comfort and regularity
✔ Supports gut health in infants, children, and adults*
✔ Suitable for daily wellness and preventive nutrition
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Functional Characteristics
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Produces organic acids that help maintain healthy gut pH
Competes with undesirable intestinal microorganisms
Supports gut-associated lymphoid tissue (GALT) function
Plays a role in early-life microbiota development
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Key Applications
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Dietary Supplements (Capsules, Sachets, Powder Blends)
Infant & Paediatric Nutrition
Functional Foods & Beverages
Medical & Clinical Nutrition
Women’s & Family Health Formulations
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Quality, Safety & Compliance
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✔ Manufactured in GMP & ISO-certified facilities
✔ Compliant with US FDA dietary supplement standards
✔ Aligned with EFSA-approved microbial ingredient frameworks
✔ Suitable for GCC regulatory and import requirements
✔ Non-GMO | Allergen-free | Gluten-free
✔ Suitable for Vegetarian & Vegan formulations
✔ Halal-compliant options available (for GCC markets)
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Available documentation
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Certificate of Analysis (COA)
Technical Data Sheet (TDS)
MSDS
Stability Data
Origin & Compliance Declarations
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Formulation Advantages
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High survivability during processing and shelf life
Compatible with prebiotics and multi-strain probiotic blends
Suitable for synbiotic formulations
Customizable CFU levels for region-specific products
Performs well in capsules, sachets, and powdered nutrition formats
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Target Market Segments
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Digestive & Gut Health
Immune & Preventive Wellness
Infant & Pediatric Nutrition
Women’s Health
Clinical & Medical Nutrition
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Why Choose Our Lactobacillus bifidum?
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✔ Export-focused quality systems
✔ Reliable and scalable global supply
✔ Consistent strain performance
✔ Regulatory-aligned documentation
✔ Technical & formulation support
✔ Bulk ingredient & private-label supply options
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Packaging Options
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Aluminium foil laminated bags
Fiber drums
Customized export-ready bulk packaging
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of Lactobacillus bifidum?
Lactobacillus bifidum (Bifidobacterium bifidum) benefits include supporting gut microbiota balance, intestinal barrier integrity, immune modulation, and digestive comfort and regularity. It plays a role in early-life microbiota development, supporting gut health in infants, children and adults. SwissMedicare Probiotics supplies export-grade freeze-dried powder at 1–50 billion CFU/g for supplements and paediatric nutrition.
Who should not take Bifidobacterium?
Bifidobacterium supplements should not be taken without medical advice by people who are severely immunocompromised, critically ill, recovering from major surgery, or who have a central venous catheter. Premature infants and very ill children should only receive probiotics under medical supervision. Pregnant or breastfeeding women and anyone with a serious condition should consult a healthcare professional first.
What disease is caused by Bifidobacterium?
Bifidobacterium is not known to cause disease in healthy people; it is a beneficial, non-pathogenic genus of the normal gut microbiota. Extremely rare cases of bloodstream infection have been reported, mainly in premature infants or severely immunocompromised patients. This is why vulnerable individuals should use bifidobacteria probiotics only under medical guidance.
Is it good to have Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillus everyday?
Taking Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillus every day is generally considered safe and suitable for most healthy adults, and daily use helps maintain their presence because most probiotic strains do not permanently colonise the gut. Benefits are strain-dependent. People who are immunocompromised or seriously ill should consult a healthcare professional before daily use.
What are the difference between probiotic lactobacilli and bifidobacteria?
Probiotic lactobacilli and bifidobacteria differ in biology and gut location. Lactobacilli belong to the Bacillota phylum, produce mainly lactic acid and are common in the small intestine and vagina. Bifidobacteria belong to Actinomycetota, are strictly anaerobic, produce acetate and lactate, dominate the colon and the infant gut, and digest human milk oligosaccharides.
