Faqs

Clinical studies have shown that the 3 strains of probiotics in Renadyl™ have a high affinity for urea and uremic acids. These 3 strains are specially selected and will metabolize the nitrogenous [...]

The probiotics found in Renadyl™ demonstrate a strong affinity for many of the nitrogenous wastes that accumulate in the blood in the event of kidney failure. These toxins include urea, uric [...]

Recently completed results from human clinical trials have reaffirmed the safety of Renadyl™.10 Additionally, an animal formulation has been on the market for cats and dogs living with [...]

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates dietary supplements under a different set of regulations than those covering “conventional” foods and drug products (prescription [...]

Renadyl™ is manufactured adhering to Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs). cGMP regulations are enforced by the FDA. cGMPs provide for systems that assure proper design, monitoring, and [...]

Renadyl™ is not meant to replace dialysis or any other medications prescribed by a physician. Renadyl™ is not a drug, medicine, or device. It works in conjunction with other treatments to [...]

You can take probiotics during treatment with antibiotics. Probiotic supplements should be taken 4 hours after the antibiotics. Probiotic use should not interfere with the efficacy of antibiotics.

No, Renadyl™ uses naturally occurring, specially selected probiotics that have a high affinity for the toxins that build up in the blood due to impaired or damaged kidneys.

The only side effects experienced by patients in safety trials was minor bloating that disappeared in about a week while they continued taking the supplement.

Synbiotics are supplements that contain both a prebiotic and a probiotic. The majority of probiotics on the market today, including Renadyl™, are considered “synbiotic.” The main reason for using [...]