Update 2026-05-24: The original CFU calculations remain correct: 60 mg of 6-Strains Probiotic at 10 billion CFU/g gives about 0.6 billion CFU, and 90 mg of Bacillus Coagulans at 100 billion CFU/g gives about 9 billion CFU. For an exact label or production claim, calculate from the current lot COA if its CFU/g differs from the catalog name. Also note that these are theoretical input CFU values at weighing; the viable CFU in the finished product can be lower depending on storage and processing. 6-Strains Probiotic should be kept frozen or at the lowest practical temperature, protected from air/light, and not used in heat-process products. Bacillus Coagulans is more heat- and acid-tolerant, but should still be handled according to the lot COA and protected from air/light.