Kids Garden Baby AllerRelief PLUS 15 billion Probiotic/28 sachets – Baby AllerRelief

Kids Garden Baby AllerRelief PLUS is an upgraded children's probiotic food supplement sachet providing 15 billion CFU of live bacterial cultures across 25 clinically studied strains per sachet, with added zinc gluconate and bromelain, sold in a 28-sachet pack by Ways Pharmacy (UK).

Key facts

Who it is for

• Children whose parents want a broader-spectrum probiotic blend than the standard Kids Garden AllerRelief — 25 strains rather than the named PE0301 / PE0401 lead strains
• Children who experience seasonal sensitivities (e.g. during pollen seasons) and whose parents want a daily probiotic supplemented with zinc
• Children recovering from a course of antibiotics, where parents prefer the higher-strain-diversity PLUS variant
• Families that prefer a four-week (28-sachet) pack aligned to a one-month routine

Not suitable for: children with a known allergy to any listed ingredient, including pineapple-derived bromelain; severely immunocompromised children without medical advice. Discuss with your pharmacist or GP first if your child is on long-term medication or has a chronic medical condition.

How to use

1. Open one sachet and stir the contents into a small amount of cool food or a cool drink. Do not mix with hot liquids, which can damage the live cultures.
2. Give one sachet daily as part of your child's morning or evening routine. Follow the age-banded instructions printed on the carton.
3. Use consistently for at least the full 28-day pack to give the live cultures time to establish.
4. Many families repeat a 28-day pack each season; do not exceed the daily dose stated on the carton.
5. Store the unused sachets in their carton, in a cool, dry place.

Frequently asked questions

How is Baby AllerRelief PLUS different from the standard Kids Garden AllerRelief?

The PLUS variant uses a broader panel of 25 clinically studied probiotic strains and adds zinc gluconate and bromelain. It is supplied in a 28-sachet pack rather than 30. Standard Kids Garden AllerRelief is built around the named Lactobacillus Ferment Extract PE0301 and PE0401 strains alongside quercetin, prebiotic FOS and a multivitamin / mineral blend, in a 30-sachet pack.

Why does this version contain zinc?

The PLUS version adds zinc gluconate. Under the UK and EU Register of Health Claims, zinc carries the authorised claim "Zinc contributes to the normal function of the immune system" when supplied at the relevant intake. The carton states the zinc content per sachet.

Will it help my child's hay fever or dust mite allergy?

Under UK food supplement law, no probiotic or zinc product can be marketed as a treatment for allergies. Many parents choose probiotic and zinc supplements as part of a daily routine during pollen season, but we cannot make any treatment claim. If your child has diagnosed hay fever or another allergy, please see your GP or pharmacist for clinical advice.

Is bromelain safe for children?

Bromelain is a protein-digesting enzyme derived from pineapple and is widely used in supplements. At the doses present in this children's formula it is well tolerated. Children with a known pineapple allergy should avoid this product.

Can my child take this alongside other Kids Garden products?

It depends on the other product. Stacking multiple probiotic or multivitamin products can exceed the safe upper intake of zinc and other nutrients. Bring both cartons to the pharmacy counter and the pharmacist will check for overlap before you start.

Safety and storage

• Food supplements should not replace a varied and balanced diet for children.
• Do not exceed the recommended daily dose stated on the carton.
• Keep out of sight and reach of children.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use before the printed expiry date.

References

• NHS — Probiotics
• NHS — Zinc

This product is a food supplement and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, including allergies, hay fever or rhinitis. If your child has persistent symptoms or a diagnosed condition, please consult your GP or pharmacist.