Is it equavalent to the Florastol?
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Note that this needs to be refrigerated, right on the label: "To maintain potency, store tightly closed and refrigerated." Florastor specifically states not to refrigerate.
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They both have the saccharomyces boulardii but I personally have never tried this product, so you might address the question to Nutricology as to which product has a feature over the other or why the 2 formulas. Let us know via Amazon!Actually just saw the answer posted...Personally a very knowledgeable Health Food Store Owner in Redwood CityCa,David Stouder, who has a radio show had recommended both Jarrow and Nutricology's SB. which has been in our "arsenal" for years and is tried and tested for us!MLG
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Not at all. Depending on why you're taking it, I would use a more broad spectrum probiotic such as Solaray Multidophilus 12 or Syntol AMD or perhaps even VSL #3 which I think are all superior.
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This is what wikipedia says the difference is: "S. boulardii is often marketed as a probiotic in a lyophilized form and is therefore often referred to as Saccharomyces boulardii lyo." Nutricology is not in the lyophilized form, whereas Florastol is. I used this particular pro-biotic to try to get diarrhea under control. You can also view what "lyophilized" means at wikipedia or anywhere on the web actually. Good luck.
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Yes, easy to use but, I don't know if it keeps track of two or more BP's because it keeps in memory previous 90 readings. My mom uses it only so, I never checked the directions to see if it will keep separate average.
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I couldn't confirm. Returned it anyway because cuff was too big ... couldn't align it without it spinning around my arm. The few times I managed (with a 2nd person helping - which makes it almost useless anyway) the reading was wildly different (&gt; 20 points higher for both systolic&diastolic) than on my older machine. Didn't know which machine to believe ... have a gut feeling the older machine was more accurate.
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Does this product measure the amount of time that elapses between heart beats?
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Sorry, not sure what Flora Q is. All I know is Risaquad help me to digest my food, so I felt better.
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no it is completely different. amazon suggested it as a "also purchased with", but it doesnt fit my garmin. dont listen to them.
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I keep trying to answer you, but Amazon is swallowing my posts before I finish, so call Cardiovascular Research:Arterio, Inc1061 Shary CircleConcord, CA 94518 - mapPhone: (925) 827-2636Web: www.arterio.comPam
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I couldn't confirm. Returned it anyway because cuff was too big ... couldn't align it without it spinning around my arm. The few times I managed (with a 2nd person helping - which makes it almost useless anyway) the reading was wildly different (> 20 points higher for both systolic&diastolic;) than on my older machine. Didn't know which machine to believe ... have a gut feeling the older machine was more accurate.
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I tried mine--apparently the same model--3 times in a row. It seems to deflate at a rate half-way between yours. My bp came down from 163/85 to 151/80 over the three tries, which is normal behavior with resting compared with activity. Not a good answer, maybe.
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I did not find the HRM to be bulky. I found he Sigma to be a really terrific cyclometer. I previously used cateye. I think this is a much better piece.
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Yes. In the user manual that comes with the CardioChek analyzer are instructions on how to change to mmol/l. If you are unable to get it switched, you can contact the manufacturer's tech support. Please note that we cannot ship CardioChek products into Canada.
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It's not measured in mg. The bottle states 5 billion active cells per capsule. We were using one Florastor two times a day, and switched to one of these two times a day and it seems to be working as well.
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It works equally well for me on both wrists, are you sure you hold the device close to your heart ? I can't say anything more, the device is usually very close to what my cuff device reads regarding blood pressure
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Kristina, Not certain of approved or not but it is an excellent blood pressure monitor. So far it matches with my doctors results exactly. Hope this helps you.
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Apparently not. None of the literature I have or the info on the box mentions that. Our doctors are impressed with it and I take it with us on appointments and it matches their readings. We love it.
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My diastolic pressure was consistently 5 or more mmHg higher. I'm just going to get used to it. Systolic numbers were the same. This is compared to a cuff by Withings, which may be inaccurate instead. I don't know.
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No, the device does work like that. Most device have a combination of vitals are expensive (i.e. heart rate, O2, etc.) This inexpensive item is per usage. Thanks,