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Men's Performance Stack

Men's Performance Stack

KSh6,442.42 KES
KSh6,442.42 KES
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The Men's Performance Stack is a men's daily probiotic stack from Velobiotics that is being finalised and will launch alongside His-Biotics TESTO BOOST. Final contents and pricing will be confirmed at launch.

What to expect

  • Micro-shielded probiotics that protect beneficial bacteria through stomach acid to reach the gut alive.
  • Comprehensive men's multivitamin support tailored for daily health and active lifestyles.
  • Targeted daily energy and vitality support formulated specifically for men.

Available now

While the Men's Performance Stack is being finalised, you can explore the live His-Biotics collection, including His-Biotics Probiotics Sport Multivitamin Capsules and His-Biotics Probiotics Original Multivitamin Capsules.

FAQs

When does it launch?

Launch follows the His-Biotics TESTO BOOST release; email support@velobiotics.com to be notified.

What will it cost?

Pricing is confirmed at launch; the shown is provisional.

Can I buy the components now?

Yes, individual His-Biotics products are available now via the links above.

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Backed by peer-reviewed science

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Every Velobiotics™ product uses the same patented microencapsulation studied in three peer-reviewed papers. Here is what the research actually showed, in plain English.

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What is microencapsulation?

The patented armour that gets live probiotics past your stomach acid.

View → Surviving stomach acid

Peer-reviewed: 40–65× more live bacteria reach the intestine.

View → Heat stability & shelf life

Stays potent at 30 °C for up to 12 weeks, no fridge required.

View → Why most probiotics fail

Heat, humidity, acid and bile: the five challenges a probiotic must survive.

View → The published research

Three papers, 2006–2014, from CSIR and the University of Pretoria.

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