Vitamatic Bacillus Subtilis 10 Billion per DR Capsule - 60 Count - Digestive, Gut & Immune Health Support - Made with Prebiotic Inulin Fiber

First batch of sibo yogurt, turned out very sharp and bad taste, also had whey separation but not quite sure if the batch was successful due to odd smell too, had to throw it in the bin.

Got this in hopes of helping clear up my staph breakouts since I unfortunately have more present on my skin & am more prone.. I will say, IT HAS HELPED!!!. It’s helped my staph clear up faster & anytime I start to see any that I suspect may be it- it clears it up pretty much immediately. This will definitely be apart of my regimen when it comes to flare ups. 🙏🏻 :)

Seems to work well

It made an immediate dofference in gas and bloating.

I ordered this because I wanted to make Dr Davis yogurt using as one of the ingredients. At the time I didn't realize that there were different strains of b. Subtilis. Since then I've heard conflicting information about what strain Davis uses: HU58 or DE11. Then I discovered that this product may not even be b Subtilis. I did make a lovely yogurt with it adding it to L. Reuteri. I emailed Vitamatic, and the response can be seen below. I've decided to continue using it because the strain they use is beneficial to gut health, and like I say the yogurt was absolutely delicious. Even my 11 year old granddaughter liked it and she normally hates yogurt. (Only give a child a couple of teaspoons due to the potential rise in oxytocin levels which may not be safe in an underdeveloped brain). Considering that Dr Davis seems to be still in the exploration and experimental phase of discovering the best strains, I'm not going to fret over the strain. Here is the reply from Vitamatic: Thank you for reaching out and for your patience while we clarify this matter. We understand there has been some confusion regarding the specific strain of Bacillus subtilis used in our product. We would like to confirm that the correct strain included in our Bacillus subtilis capsules is MB BSM12, not MBBCM9. MBBCM9 is a strain of Bacillus coagulans and is not used in this product. We appreciate you bringing this to our attention, and we’re sorry for any earlier miscommunication. We’re also aware of the discussions and varying information found online, and we’re committed to providing transparent and accurate details about our formulations. If you have any further questions please don’t hesitate to reach out. Warm regards, Team Vitamatic.

People should know before purchasing, that this is not actually Bacillus Subtilis. The seller advised me that they use the MBBCM9 strain, which is actually a strain of Bacillus Coagulans - NOT Subtilis.