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Best caffeine-free supplements for Gut & Digestion

3 supplements made for Gut & Digestion, with “Avoid caffeine” applied, from about $1.50 a day. Picked from what each product is made for, most reviewed first.

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  1. ProBiotixx+ by Organixx

    Shelf-stable L. plantarum OM probiotic, 2.5B CFU

    $44.95 · Capsules · about $1.50 a day

    Key ingredients: Lactobacillus plantarum OM 2.5B CFU

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  2. Enzyme 17 by Organixx

    17 digestive & systemic enzymes for proteins, fats & carbs

    $49.95 · Capsules · about $1.67 a day

    Key ingredients: Tri-phase protease, Amylase, Lipase, Lactase, Bromelain, AstraZyme

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  3. Optimal Digestion Bundle by Organixx

    Enzyme 17 + Probiotixx: enzymes and a probiotic for digestion

    $84.95 · Set · about $2.83 a day

    What’s inside: Enzyme 17, ProBiotixx+

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What is the best supplement for Gut & Digestion?

Going by what each product is made for, our top picks are ProBiotixx+, Enzyme 17 and Optimal Digestion Bundle. ProBiotixx+: Shelf-stable L. plantarum OM probiotic, 2.5B CFU

Which Gut & Digestion supplements fit “Avoid caffeine”?

ProBiotixx+, Enzyme 17 and Optimal Digestion Bundle. Left out: Cleanse – Colon & Lymphatic (has caffeine).

How much do they cost?

From about $1.50 a day (ProBiotixx+) to about $2.83 a day (Optimal Digestion Bundle), at the brands’ current prices.

Which one is right for me?

It depends on your other goals, what you want to avoid and your budget. The free 60-second quiz weighs all of that and explains every pick. Check with your doctor or pharmacist before starting anything new, especially if you are pregnant, nursing or take medication.

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These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. This guide offers general product suggestions, not medical advice. Talk to your healthcare provider before starting supplements, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or take medication.