Eat the dairy.
Skip the drama.

Take one tablet just before you eat or drink dairy. The lactase starts working within 2–3 minutes and covers roughly an hour of eating. For long, dairy-heavy meals you can take another after an hour.

For most people and most meals, one 12,500 FCC tablet is enough. Very large or very dairy-heavy meals — a full cheese board plus dessert, say — may need a second. That's still far less than the weaker 3,000–6,000 FCC brands.

Lea Gogo is one of the strongest lactase tablets available at 12,500 FCC, which is why it works for people who found weaker tablets useless. Everyone's tolerance differs, so start with one tablet and adjust.

Just 3 clean ingredients centred on high-strength lactase enzyme. No unnecessary fillers, and suitable for vegan and gluten-free diets.

Yes. Lactase is a digestive enzyme your body naturally uses, and Lea Gogo simply tops it up when you eat dairy. It's a food supplement made in Germany to strict European standards. If you're pregnant, breastfeeding or on medication, check with your doctor first.

No. Lactose intolerance is a digestive issue with milk sugar; a milk allergy is an immune reaction to milk protein and can be serious. A lactase tablet helps with intolerance, not allergy.

The 40-tablet tin is the reusable pocket tin — perfect to start with or keep in your bag. The 100-tablet refill is the best value per tablet and tops up the tin you already have.

Free tracked UK shipping on orders over £35, usually delivered within a few working days.