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Milk in your coffee, a dessert after a meal, or simply a piece of cheese. For those who have difficulty digesting lactose, this can go wrong. These lactase tablets contain 13,000 FCC units of pure lactase enzyme per tablet. You choose between a jar of 120 or 365 tablets. Convenient at home and on the go.
Lactose is the sugar found in milk and dairy products. Your body normally breaks down this sugar with the help of its own enzyme: lactase. If your gut produces too little of it, the lactose remains undigested. This is where a lactase supplement comes in. The lactase enzyme improves lactose digestion in people who have difficulty digesting lactose. You take it when you eat or drink dairy products, so that the enzyme and lactose arrive in your intestines together.
FCC refers to the amount of active enzyme per tablet. The higher the number, the more lactose a tablet can process. A 13,000 FCC tablet breaks down approximately 21 grams of lactose. In the Netherlands, most lactase tablets range between 3,000 and 4,500 FCC. These lactase tablets are therefore in the upper segment. Convenient if you have a larger meal rich in dairy products in front of you and don't want to swallow several tablets each time.
Many people wonder why this tablet is called a depot. The difference lies in the release. Thanks to the Sepismart branded raw material and slow-release technology, the lactase enzyme is not released all at once, but gradually. This way, it remains active for up to 6 hours in your digestion. In short: you are covered longer during and after a meal. This makes this depot variant a little more pleasant than a lactase tablet that does its job immediately and is then used up.
The tablets are only 8 mm and easy to swallow. They are 100% vegan and contain no magnesium stearate, flavorings, colorings, or gelatin. Also lactose-free and gluten-free, which makes sense for a product that is used precisely for lactose intolerance. Made in Germany and Europe, packaged according to HACCP, GMP, and ISO 22000:2018 standards. And since it contains few excipients, the tablet remains compact.
Whether you choose the small jar of 120 or the annual supply of 365 tablets, you always get the same 13,000 FCC per tablet. These lactase tablets are a practical choice for anyone who wants to continue consuming dairy products without too much thought.
A high dose of enzyme in one tablet. Where many Dutch lactase tablets are between 3,000 and 4,500 FCC, a single tablet is usually sufficient per serving of dairy products.
The lactase enzyme is released gradually instead of all at once. This means it remains active for longer during and after your meal.
The tablets are compact and contain few excipients. Pleasant for those who have difficulty with large tablets or who want to take them on the go.
100% plant-based, lactose-free and gluten-free. Manufactured in the EU according to HACCP, GMP and ISO 22000:2018 standards.
* Prozentsatz der Referenzaufnahme gemäß Verordnung (EU) Nr. 1169/2011.
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Maximum 5 tablets per day. Take 1 tablet just before or during each meal or drink containing lactose. If you consume dairy products multiple times a day, spread the tablets out over these times. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
When you eat or drink dairy products. Take the tablet just before the first bite, or during the meal. Since the enzyme reaches your intestines at the same time as the lactose, it can do its job. If you forget until well after the meal, the effect is reduced.
No. Lactase tablets are intended for people who have difficulty digesting lactose, not for cow's milk allergies. In the case of a milk allergy, your immune system reacts to milk proteins, which is completely different from lactose intolerance. If you are unsure which of the two you have, consult your doctor.
That depends on how much lactose you consume. One tablet breaks down approximately 21 grams of lactose, which is enough for a good portion of dairy products. In the Netherlands, lower doses (3,000 to 4,500 FCC) are common, often requiring multiple tablets at once. With a higher dose per tablet, one tablet is usually sufficient.
A regular lactase tablet releases the enzyme all at once. This slow-release variant with Sepismart Slow Release does so gradually. This means the lactase enzyme remains active for up to 6 hours in your digestive system. This is especially beneficial for larger meals that take longer to digest, or if you consume dairy products spread out over the evening.
The difference lies in the amount of enzyme per tablet. The 13,000 FCC breaks down approximately 21 grams of lactose and is suitable for an average lactose intolerance. The 22,000 FCC is more potent and intended for larger amounts of lactose or a stronger intolerance. Which one is right for you depends on how much dairy you can tolerate.
