Is this product lactose free?
1101470
Yes! Believe it is. I am lactose int. and these drinks don't bother me. My daughter put me on to,them for,that very reason.
1101471
Essentially, yes. There is this warning on the label: "* Not for individuals with galactosemia". (Galactosemia is a rare genetic disease.) I am lactose-intolerant and use Boost three times a day because i have no teeth. Unlike Ensure, which is milk-based, Boost is soy-based and digests nicely. If you know you don't have galactosemia, I'd give it a try. By the way, they recommend serving it cold, but I find it tastes just fine at room temperature. I keep a supply next to my bed for when I want a snack.
1101472
Yes it is because that is one of the reasons I purchased it since my son is lactose-intolerant.
1274158
They contain Whey protein, which is a byproduct of dairy, so they actually probably contain a fair amount of lactose, and therefor are not technically 'dairy free'.
1413856
Lactose by definition is (always) from milk. There is a confusion about this listing because it says under the Product description that there is lactose. But in the picture it shows glucose, a different form of sugar that will not cause a negative reaction in someone with milk or lactose intolerance (or allergy).
1967703
I can not answer that. I do not see anything on the can that says it is. It does have milk protein. I am lactose intolerant and I drink the banana, strawberry and cookies and cream and none of them upset my digestion.
316308
This product uses soil-based organisms, rather than milk or vegetable based. Therefore, it does not contain lactose. Furthermore, any fermented probiotic would also not contain lactose as lactose is broken down in the fermentation process. If your probiotic does not contain fermented or soil-based organisms, it isn't worth a dime. The other one which we successfully use and prefer is Dr. O'Hirra's Probiotic Plus.
1044658
I am not 100% sure but I don't think so. I am lactose intolerance myself and when I mix it with lactaid milk, I have no problem.
277906
Reading from the bottle's label: Lactose (milk), natural flavors acacia gum. Is this the information you were looking for?
496672
It is sugar free and gluten free, however, I don't think it is lactose free.
537421
Hi, Lewka!After reviewing the label, it doesn't appear to lactose/gluten free. Your best bet would be to stick to a vegan powder like Garden of Life RAW Organic Meal replacement shake. It can be found here on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Garden-Life-Organic-Meal-Powder/dp/B0031JK95S#. I can't vouch for the taste, however, as I've never personally tried it, but it does have a 4 out of 5-star rating from over 3,400 total reviews. With a rating that solid, I'm seriously considering purchasing it myself the next time I run out of the Lean Shake. Hope this helps!
1856878
Hi, Corey The label says, "FREE OF: ....wheat, milk or milk derivitives, lactose..."
1340090
the label does not say it is dairy free, only gluten free. I no longer have the box, so I do not know all the ingredients.
1986653
Yes. Bottle says this product is free of the following allergens: wheat/gluten, milk/lactose, eggs, fish, crustacean shellfish, soybeans, tree nuts and peanuts.
268738
I am not sure, but I know I am lactose intolerant and I have been using for years with no problems.
334263
When you finish what you have try this product, it is 97% Lactose free. I have 0 gastric issues with it.
1453242
I do not see any mention of a lactose ingredient in this product. I do know that our two cats, especially our female cat, is so much better with the use of these prebiotics. She constantly had tummy troubles and they are now gone. We have been using this product faithfully for three years.
173105
Whipping cream has almost no lactose. If you look at a label and see 0 or 1 gram sugars, you should be able to tolerate the product if your problem is truly lactose.
1439909
It is a great product and am really grateful to have found this item online. Lactaid used to sell lactase enzyme drops many years ago but stopped selling the drops. I found Lacteeze works just as well. If I buy a gallon of milk, I put a quart or two in different containers to digest smaller amounts since I am the only one with the lactose problem. That way my husband can drink the other 1/2 gallon of untreated milk.