Milkaid Lactase Enzyme Drops for Lactose Intolerance Relief | Prevents Gas Bloating & Diarrhoea | Fast Acting Dairy Digestive Supplement | Gluten Free & Vegetarian | No Artificial Flavour | 15ml

Can now drink milk again after many years of lactose intolerance.I add 12-14 drops to 2.27ltr bottle, invert the bottle twice and leave it overnight in the fridge.No bloating or other nasty lactose affects, milk tastes like milk and it goes a long way, around 4 months, approximately 50-60 ltrs of milk.

These are honestly a godsend with the amount of milk I stubbornly consume.. My coffee (and my stomach) thanks you

My son is Lactose Intolerant and was buying up to £20 in lactose free milk each week, so we thought we'd try it.I was sceptical as he'd tried the tablets, but zero luck. I still had the joy of bleaching the loo after he'd used it.We needed something as it really effects him, to the point he won't go to the loo Inna public place as he's so embarrassed.I bought 4 pints of red milk and added the recommended drops to achieve the least lactose Content and we waited.He consumed a pint straight away for *cough* test purposes.He noticed a huge difference!He likes how he can add it to milkshakes etc and gas the same results.He also prefers this as once you've added the drops you don't have to worry. Leave 24 hours and it's good to go. He's saving alot of money too!

Good product to use, can't fault it. BUT, the price is shooting up. In Dec 2023 it was £9, in Jan 2024 it was £12, and now in Feb 2024 it's £16! I won't be buying it at £16, you sre ripping people off here it seems.

I use these to make our own lactose free cream and it seems to work great for me. I have not had any symptoms of sensitivity since I started using it a few months ago.

For some reason, this didn’t work for me. The tablets however worked like a charm. Will recommend that instead.

Seems to work. I was able to consume some goats milk with no problems.

Ah, at last I can enjoy full flavour milk, although I am highly lactose intolerant. These drops really remove the lactose, however they need two days rather than one for full efficiency, so some forward planning needed. Also, as the lactose gets broken down to glucose, the milk tastes sweeter.