Every ingredient in PrimeBiome, what it is, and the general role it plays in the formula — written in plain language so you know exactly what you're taking.
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| Serving size | 1 gummy |
|---|---|
| Servings per bottle | 30 |
| Probiotic | B. coagulans |
| Prebiotic fiber | Inulin |
| Botanical blend | 8 ingredients (listed below) |
| Other ingredients | Gummy base ingredients per current label (pectin, natural flavoring, coloring, sweetener per packaging) |
Always check the supplement facts panel on your current bottle for the exact, up-to-date amounts — formulas and labels can be updated by the manufacturer over time.
Bacillus coagulans is a probiotic species used across a range of digestive-focused supplements. Its effects depend on the strain, the amount included, and the rest of the formula it's paired with — which is why PrimeBiome combines it with inulin, a fiber source it can use, rather than including it on its own. Check your current label for the specific strain designation and amount.
Inulin is a plant-derived fiber found naturally in foods like chicory root. Certain microorganisms living in the digestive tract can use inulin as a food source, which is why it's commonly paired with probiotic ingredients like B. coagulans. Some people are more sensitive to inulin than others — if you're not used to fiber supplements, you may notice mild gas or bloating at first.
Fenugreek seeds have a long history of use in cooking and traditional herbal preparations. They contain naturally occurring plant compounds that have drawn scientific interest, though evidence varies depending on the preparation and the outcome studied. In PrimeBiome, fenugreek is one part of the wider eight-ingredient botanical blend.
Fennel is an aromatic plant used in cooking and in traditional preparations associated with digestive comfort. Its inclusion in PrimeBiome contributes to the formula's overall digestive-wellness focus alongside the probiotic and prebiotic ingredients.
Dandelion is a traditional botanical used in foods and herbal preparations, containing several naturally occurring compounds researchers have studied. In PrimeBiome, it's included as part of the botanical blend rather than as a standalone ingredient.
Lemon balm is a mint-family herb recognized for its mild, citrus-like aroma, commonly used in herbal teas and botanical blends. It rounds out the PrimeBiome formula as part of the broader botanical mix.
Ginger is widely used in both cooking and traditional wellness practices. PrimeBiome uses organic Ceylon ginger as one of its eight botanical ingredients, contributing to the formula's overall wellness profile.
Babchi is a botanical used in certain traditional preparations, including some associated with skin care, which is part of why it's included in a formula positioned around the gut-skin connection. As with any botanical, review the current label and check with a healthcare professional if you have sensitive skin or any related concerns.
Lion's Mane is a mushroom used in foods and a growing number of dietary supplements. PrimeBiome includes organic Lion's Mane as part of its eight-botanical blend. Anyone with a known mushroom allergy should check the label carefully before use.
Slippery elm is a tree native to North America whose inner bark has a long history of traditional use. The bark contains mucilage, a substance that becomes gel-like in water, which is part of why it has traditionally appeared in soothing herbal preparations. It's the final ingredient rounding out PrimeBiome's botanical blend.
Rather than relying on a single ingredient, PrimeBiome layers three categories — probiotic, prebiotic fiber, and botanical blend — so the gut and skin angles of the formula are addressed together in one daily gummy instead of across several separate products. Pair this with a balanced diet, adequate hydration, and your existing skin-care routine for a realistic, well-rounded approach.
Check your current bottle's supplement facts panel for the most up-to-date amounts, as formulas and labels can be refined by the manufacturer over time.
Organic Ceylon ginger and organic Lion's Mane are labeled organic in the current formula; refer to your bottle for the complete, current ingredient sourcing.
PrimeBiome contains organic Lion's Mane, a mushroom ingredient. If you have a known mushroom allergy, this product is not right for you.
Inulin is a prebiotic fiber that certain gut microorganisms, including probiotic strains like B. coagulans, can use as a food source — which is why the two are frequently paired.