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Discover leading scientific probiotics from Kijimea.
Kijimea is a European probiotics brand guided by the principle “Proven by research. Designed for life”. Founded in 2011 and led by FUTRUE founders Dr. Clemens Fischer and Madlena Hohlefelder, the brand was created from a belief that microbiome science deserves more attention in everyday life. Kijimea works with microbiome researchers and scientific institutions internationally, including Charité in Berlin, and places emphasis on high quality study designs such as randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled research.
Kijimea’s direction was shaped by growing scientific interest in the microbiome following milestones such as Professor Joshua Lederberg’s coining of the term “microbiome”, and large-scale initiatives like the Human Microbiome Project. Kijimea’s early work included the discovery and development of the patented bacterial strain B. bifidum MIMBb75, which became a cornerstone of its portfolio.
Over time, the range of Kijimea probiotics has expanded alongside advances in microbiome understanding, with products developed for different areas of wellbeing, including women’s health, skin and the gut-brain axis. One of its broad-spectrum offerings, Kijimea K53 Advance, is positioned around bacterial diversity, designed to reflect the variety found in the natural gut microbiome.
Kijimea continues to translate evolving microbiome research into carefully developed probiotic products, reflecting its ongoing commitment to scientific rigour, collaboration and evidence-led innovation. As a UK stockist of Kijimea probiotics, browse the selection at Healf.
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Kijimea products are made in Germany, with their probiotic cultures produced in Italy.
All Kijimea probiotics are free from fructose, gluten and lactose. Many are vegan too, although Kijimea K53 Advance is not suitable for a vegan diet.
There is no known reason to avoid Kijimea during pregnancy or breastfeeding, but it’s always best to check with your GP or midwife before adding a new supplement.
Yes, as Kijimea products target different areas: K53 Advance supports broader gut microbiome diversity, IBS PRO is designed for IBS-related symptoms, and FloraCare focuses on the vaginal microbiome. They can generally be combined, but taking more than one is only useful when the formulas match your individual needs.