100 Servings- Lactase Drops Lactose Intolerance Enzyme - 20 Milliliters

While it did have a slight opaqueness, this still worked like a charm. As most people have said, it has a slightly sweet taste, but nothing too bad. IMO , much much better than the flavor of Lactaid tablets. For me, I tried adding three full droppers to a gallon of skim milk and it definitely made it less of a stomachache than it couldn’t been, but personally it didn’t make it completely lactose free for me. HOWEVER- I was able to eat an entire small piece of cheesecake with ~no~ issue. And I haven’t been able to do that in like 8 years. I took 5-7 drops like recommended with meals that I’d normally have to take 6 Lactaid tablets for and I had 0 issues. As everyone knows, Lactaid helps but doesn’t usually erase the problem like the drops did. Even though I couldn’t get the drops to work like I hoped in the milk, I’ll still 100% buy these. They worked fantastically. Tips from when I used them - -Stir it into a small glass of water or juice and drink it on the side if you’re not adding the drops to a whole glass of milk -Keep the bottle in the fridge in the butter compartment. It says you don’t have to, but I think it probably helped with the longevity. -After adding the drops to your drink, mix it really well. If not, you won’t be able to see that you missed half of it from your drink because it likes to sink to the bottom.

Works great for those with lactose issues

My husband loves dairy, despite he is lactose intolerant. Adding a few drops of this to any food I make that uses milk or cheese or anything dairy definitely makes a difference. My husband does not feel bloated nor does he get gas after eating when using this product. Before using this, the gas and upset stomach always happened almost immediately after consuming anything with dairy. We even recommended it to my mother in law who is also lactose intolerant as well and she has been very happy with the product! I’ve had success with this, adding before, during or after cooking. I even add a few drops to the coffee creamer bottle so my husband can drink coffee with his favorite creamer. You don’t need too much, 3-5 drops has been sufficient. I have a bottle I carry around when we go out, so that I can add it to anything my husband eats/drinks, and he doesn’t have to worry about feeling uncomfortable. Definitely a game changer for us and worth a shot if you love dairy but are lactose intolerant.

I like these drops better than any other lactase product. I like that there's less ingredients. No fillers like the chewables and capsules have. Flavor is nice. One thing I will say is that there is absolutely NO WAY there is 100 servings in this bottle. I went through a bottle in about 3 weeks using it once a day at 5 drops each. That equals to about 100 drops total in the bottle, not 100 servings of 5 drops each serving. So this is false advertising and it doesn't last long but it's a good product, so I'll continue to buy it.

These didn’t seem to help me. Not sure if it’s the quality or if lactose intolerance just isn’t my problem but I added to my half and half and still had intestinal issues.

I've been using these lactase drops for a few years now, they are great. If I take enough drops (10-15) about 15 mins before I eat food with dairy it works really well. If I'm eating a large meal with dairy then I repeat the dosage about every half hour. The cherry on top is the one time I had an issue with shipping, my bottle came cracked and leaking, the manufacturer was amazing and sent me TWO bottles to make up for the inconvenience, I'm a customer for life!

Great product for reducing lactose! Happy tummy! The cap can be a bit tricky though.. one of my bottles came with a defective cap that would not open at all, but they were quick to replace it for me.

Best value brand in the market. I use it for my breast feeding six month old who was constipated and gassy and this solved it. I also use it for my milk I buy at the store.

My lactose intolerance has made me a prisoner in the dairy aisle, paying outrageous prices for special milk. These little drops have been my liberation. Five drops per liter, added a day before use, transform regular milk into something my stomach won't protest. The small bottle fits perfectly in my fridge, always ready to rescue another carton of affordable dairy. I now maintain two treated bottles in rotation, which works wonderfully for our household. My only quibble is the dropper requires careful counting, miscount can lead to over-treating. These drops won't cure your intolerance, but they'll make regular milk your lactose-intolerant friend again, all while keeping your wallet reasonably happy.