Lactawesome
December 25, 2012 7:08 PM Subscribe
What is the most potent-per-dose lactase supplement (e.g. Lactaid) on the American market?
This weekend, after taking twelve store-brand "fast acting" lactase supplements over the course of a meal, I ate lasagna with both mozarella and cottage cheese and suffered no consequences of note. But is there an industrial-strength solution? Carrying a whole lot of pills in case of pizza is inconvenient. If there is a generic/insurance-covered Rx solution (like with Nexium), all the better. Horse pills are A-OK.
This weekend, after taking twelve store-brand "fast acting" lactase supplements over the course of a meal, I ate lasagna with both mozarella and cottage cheese and suffered no consequences of note. But is there an industrial-strength solution? Carrying a whole lot of pills in case of pizza is inconvenient. If there is a generic/insurance-covered Rx solution (like with Nexium), all the better. Horse pills are A-OK.
Yeah agree with elizardbits. Lactaid is one of the few things I buy name brand. One or two does it for me. Best prices usually on Amazon, although weirdly 60-ct boxes are often cheaper per unit than 90-ct. Individual foil wrapped.
posted by radioamy at 10:36 PM on December 25, 2012
posted by radioamy at 10:36 PM on December 25, 2012
I've had excellent results with the vitamin shoppe caplets
It does not use the same units as the Lactaid stuff, so I can't compare, but using a little plastic bag, or pill carrier they're easier to carry than then foil wrapped stuff.
posted by NotPayingAttention at 12:02 PM on January 10, 2013
It does not use the same units as the Lactaid stuff, so I can't compare, but using a little plastic bag, or pill carrier they're easier to carry than then foil wrapped stuff.
posted by NotPayingAttention at 12:02 PM on January 10, 2013
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stop wasting your askmes on stuff you can just email me dude
posted by elizardbits at 7:25 PM on December 25, 2012 [6 favorites]