Advanced Daily Probiotic Supplement

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The Advanced Daily Probiotic is manufactured in the United States and is formulated to exclude dairy, soy, shellfish, egg, and gluten.

Yes, you may open the capsule and add the powder to something else to consume it.  Keep in mind heat can kill off some of the good bacteria, so we suggest taking it in something at room temperature.

We understand your concern. Heat, air, and light can all contribute to the loss of live bacteria over time. That’s why we use nitrogen-purged blister packs to minimize exposure to air and light. In contrast, bottles expose capsules to these elements every time they’re opened, potentially accelerating bacterial die-off.

To ensure the number of live cultures (CFUs) listed on the label is accurate through the expiration date, we include a carefully calculated overage during manufacturing. Any effects from the packaging process, including heat, are accounted for. Additionally, our products are tested by an independent third-party lab to verify that they meet or exceed the labeled CFU count at the time of expiration.

The most important factor is taking probiotics consistently. Our probiotics† come in acid-resistant, vegetarian capsules that help deliver them safely to the small intestine, reducing exposure to the stomach’s low pH environment. While some people prefer taking them 20–30 minutes before a meal, daily consistency is generally more important than exact timing.

Freezing temperatures do not harm probiotics—in fact, they can help preserve their potency. Most probiotics are freeze-dried during manufacturing, which allows them to remain stable at lower temperatures. What typically reduces the viability of probiotics is exposure to heat, moisture, and light—not cold.

Our Advanced Daily Probiotic is packaged in nitrogen-purged blister packs, which offer excellent protection against air and moisture and help ensure product stability through the expiration date. Some people choose to store their probiotics in the freezer to further extend shelf life, although it’s not necessary if the product is kept in a cool, dry place.

So, even after exposure to freezing temperatures, your product should remain safe and effective.

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A multivitamin and probiotic can both support overall wellness. A multivitamin is intended to help fill potential nutrient gaps in the diet†, while a probiotic supports a healthy gut microbiome†.

Probiotics are thought to provide preventive benefits† and support a healthy immune system†. Some people even find that issues such as seasonal allergies may improve with regular probiotic use†.  You can read more about probiotic benefits here.

If you’re considering adding a probiotic to your supplement routine, we recommend discussing it with your healthcare provider to ensure it’s appropriate for your individual health needs.

Because probiotics are living microorganisms, storage is important. They need to be protected from light and moisture. We recommend keeping them in the original blister pack, in a cool, dry location. We recommend not using a weekly pill organizer as they are usually not airtight and could impact the effectiveness of the probiotic.

Probiotics need to be stored in packaging that protects them from light, moisture, heat, and oxygen—all of which can reduce their potency†. While glass containers are often seen as higher quality, they don’t always provide the best protection against these elements. That’s why we use nitrogen-purged blister packs, which offer superior protection by limiting exposure to air and humidity†. This helps maintain the stability and effectiveness of the probiotic throughout its shelf life†.

Antibiotics used to treat urinary tract infections (UTIs) can reduce the number of beneficial lactobacilli bacteria in the urinary system, potentially disrupting its natural defenses. Probiotics may help restore this balance, especially after antibiotic use.

While some research suggests that probiotics may help prevent recurring UTIs, more studies are needed to confirm this benefit. Probiotics are generally safe to take alongside other supplements like Cooper Calcium and Cooper Complete Multi without affecting their effectiveness.

Cooper Complete Probiotic is formulated to not contain soy but is manufactured in a facility that manufactures products containing soy. Although the equipment is cleaned between product runs, cross-contamination could occur.

As always, we look to scientific research as a basis for our opinion.

Scientific research continues to explore the connection between the gut and the brain—often referred to as the gut-brain axis. Some studies suggest that certain probiotic strains may help support a positive mood and emotional well-being.† For example, Bifidobacterium longum, one of the strains in Cooper Complete Advanced Probiotic, has been studied for its potential role in supporting a healthy stress response.†

While early findings are promising, more research is needed to fully understand the effects of probiotics on mood and brain health. As always, talk with your healthcare provider before starting a supplement for mental wellness.

It doesn’t matter whether you take your probiotic in the morning or at night. The most important factor is consistency—take it at the same time each day, whenever it’s most convenient for you.

If you are taking anticoagulant medication, we recommend consulting your doctor before adding any supplements to your diet.

Advanced Daily Probiotic Supplement vegetarian capsules are acid-resistant (and bile-resistant) and break down in the small intestine rather than the stomach. A cryoprotectant stabilization process makes the vegetarian capsules shelf-stable. Intestinal fluid dissolves the capsule content directly into the small intestine. The capsules are sealed in a nitrogen-purged blister pack to protect from heat, moisture, and oxygen.

This product should be stored in a cool, dry place away from moisture and heat. Do NOT open the nitrogen-purged blister pack until you are ready to take the probiotic supplement.

Advanced Daily Probiotic Supplement features four strains that have been clinically researched to support immune and gastrointestinal function including Bifidobacterium lactis NH019, Lactiplantbacillus plantarum, Lactobacillus acidophilus,  and Bifidobacterium longum. As well as Saccharomyces boulardii, (the yeast widely known for its use in kombucha beverages.)