Activia Proactive Strawberry Prebiotic and Probiotic Yogurt Cups, 5.3 oz, 4 Count​

Start your day with your gut health in mind with Activia Proactive Strawberry Prebiotic and Probiotic Low Fat Yogurt Cups. Each 5.3 oz yogurt cup of creamy strawberry yogurt contains billions of live and active probiotics paired with 3g prebiotic fiber. Probiotics are the living microorganisms that have been studied and shown to provide specific health benefits, including supporting gut health.* Prebiotics are fibers that feed the good bacteria in your gut. Each serving this prebiotic and probiotic yogurt is an excellent source of protein, with 10g protein in every cup. This strawberry flavored yogurt is also a good source of calcium and vitamin D per serving. With 0g added sugar** and no artificial sweeteners, Activia Proactive is a smart, delicious snack to help support your gut health.* Be proactive by starting your day with Activia Proactive Strawberry Probiotic Low Fat Yogurt. Your gut is where it all begins.​ *Enjoying Activia twice a day for two weeks as part of a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle may help reduce the frequency of minor digestive discomfort, which includes gas, bloating, rumbling, and abdominal discomfort. Each serving contains 3g prebiotic fiber to help feed the good bacteria in your gut.

• Delicious Strawberry Flavor: Pack of four 5.3 oz snack cups of Activia Proactive Strawberry Prebiotic and Probiotic Lowfat Yogurt​
• Support Gut Health: A delicious way to help care for your gut
• Prebiotics and Probiotics: Activia Proactive Strawberry yogurt has prebiotics to feed good bacteria in the gut and billions of probiotics in each cup​
• 10g Protein: Prebiotic and probiotic yogurt provides 10g protein per serving and is a good source of calcium and vitamin D per serving​
• 0g Added Sugar**: Delicious prebiotic and probiotic yogurt cups contain 0g added sugar** to deliver a smart and tasty snack for any time of day​
• **Not a low calorie food. See nutrition facts for total sugar content.
• ***Based on a 2024 national weighted survey of 300 doctors (Primary Care, OBGYN, Gastroenterologist).​