Vegan Probiotic Drinks

The Same Clinically Studied Strains, Now Plant-Based

Bio-K+ Vegan Probiotic Drinks contain the same three proprietary strains found across the Bio-K+ line (Lacticaseibacillus casei LBC80R®, Lacticaseibacillus rhamnosus CLR2®, and Lactobacillus acidophilus CL1285®), studied together across 45+ peer-reviewed publications and 16 published clinical trials. Each flavour swaps the dairy base for fermented soy (Mango), pea (Raspberry) or rice (Blueberry). All three deliver 50 billion CFU guaranteed until the best before or expiry date. Drinks should be refrigerated at all times and last up to 7 days once opened.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a vegan probiotic drink different from a dairy-based probiotic?

A vegan probiotic drink swaps the dairy base for a plant source such as pea, rice, or soy, making it suitable for lactose-free and plant-based diets. The fermentation process and live bacteria count stay consistent with the dairy version, guaranteed until the best-before or expiry date. A vegan probiotic drink contributes to intestinal flora health the same way the dairy version does. Choosing between them usually comes down to dietary preference rather than performance.

How should I store a vegan probiotic drink?

Bio-K+ Vegan Probiotic Drinks should be refrigerated at all times, both before and after opening. Shake well before drinking: since the fermentation process keeps evolving, the texture may vary over time. Once opened, the bottle can be kept refrigerated for up to 7 days (well closed). Avoid leaving the bottle at room temperature for extended periods, since heat can reduce bacterial viability over time. Proper storage allows Bio-K+ to guarantee CFU count until the best before or expiry date.

What plant bases are used in Bio-K+'s vegan probiotic drinks?

Bio-K+ offers three vegan probiotic drink flavours, each fermented on a different plant base: Mango (fermented soy), Raspberry (fermented pea), and Blueberry (fermented rice). All three use the same three proprietary strains and deliver 50 billion CFU guaranteed until the best-before or expiry date. The plant base affects flavour and allergen profile, not the bacterial strains or potency, so the choice comes down to taste preference and dietary needs.

Is a vegan probiotic drink a good option for people with dietary restrictions?

Yes. A vegan probiotic drink works well for people avoiding dairy, whether by preference, lactose intolerance, milk protein allergy, or a plant-based lifestyle. Each flavour uses a different plant base (pea, rice, or soy), so options exist across common allergen profiles. The probiotic drink contributes to intestinal flora health and carries certifications such as gluten-free and Non-GMO, with organic available on select flavours. Checking the label helps match the product to individual dietary needs.