Dermabacs®
Dermabacs®
Specially for the skin ¹
Protects cells from oxidative stress ¹
Supports hair and nails ¹
Powerful combination:
40 billion bacteria
inulin
zinc
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Is Dermabacs® right for you?
Dermabacs® is suitable for anyone who wants to support their skin, hair, and nails in a targeted way over the long term¹.
11 bacterial strains and inulin support digestion, while zinc contributes to the normal function of the immune system and protects cells from oxidative stress¹.
Not suitable for:
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women
- If you have a severely weakened immune system, consult a medical professional beforehand.
The benefits of Dermabacs®
ZINC FOR SKIN, HAIR & NAILS¹
Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal skin, hair, and nails and also helps protect cells from oxidative stress¹.
SELECTED BACTERIA
Each capsule delivers a high number² of carefully selected bacterial strains directly to the gut microbiome, providing the foundation for a high-quality daily routine.
GUT-SKIN-AXIS
The gut and skin are closely connected. Through processes in the immune system, changes in the gut can affect the skin.
IMMUNE SYSTEM - DEFENSES¹
Over 70% of immune cells are located in the gut. Zinc also contributes to the normal function of the immune system¹.
Dosage & Administration
Only one capsule daily
Ideally on an empty stomach
Designed for long-term use
Ingredients & nutritional values
*Nutrient reference value for daily intake according to Regulation (EU) No. 1169/2011 ** CFU = colony-forming units*** No reference amount available
11 bacterial strains
40 billion lactic acid bacteria and bifidobacteria from carefully selected bacterial strains.
Zinc
contributes to the maintenance of normal skin, hair and nails and to the normal function of the immune system.¹
Inulin
is one of the soluble dietary fibers and serves as a food source for certain gut bacteria in the body.

The gut-skin axis explained
The gut-skin axis describes the complex connection between the digestive system and skin health. Current research shows that an imbalance in the gut can promote skin problems such as acne, eczema or inflammation.
The gut-skin axis explained
The gut-skin axis describes the complex connection between the digestive system and skin health. Current research shows that an imbalance in the gut can promote skin problems such as acne, eczema or inflammation.
This is because the gut plays a central role in immune regulation and the control of systemic inflammation, which directly affects the skin's appearance and resistance.
Dermabacs®
at a glance!
What happens in my body when I take Dermabacs®?
After ingestion, the contained bacterial strains pass through the gastrointestinal tract into the intestines, where they can temporarily settle. There, they come into contact with the gut flora. Inulin serves as a food source for the contained cultures.
At the beginning of taking Dermabacs®, there may be a short adjustment phase during which the individual microbiome adapts to the new combination of bacterial strains and fibers. During this time, temporary side effects such as bloating, a feeling of fullness, or stomach rumbling may occur. These usually subside after a short period. If symptoms persist for more than two weeks, it is recommended to seek medical advice.
How is the safety and quality of Dermabacs® ensured?
Can I take Dermabacs® and Dietbacs® together?
Can I take Dermabacs® if I want to have a baby, am pregnant or breastfeeding?
Why can I only order a pack as part of a subscription and not as a one-time purchase?
Important Notes
Dosage & Administration
Dermabacs® is designed for daily, long-term use because the microbiome needs consistency and time.
Only one capsule daily
Ideally on an empty stomach
Designed for long-term use
In case of difficulty swallowing the capsule, the contents can be stirred into water or yogurt
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Would you like to learn more?
The mybacs® Journal offers scientific information, tips and recommendations on the topics of intestinal microbiome and well-being from doctor & co-founder Dr. Adrian Weingart.
Would you like to learn more?
The mybacs® Journal offers scientific information, tips and recommendations on the topics of intestinal microbiome and well-being from doctor & co-founder Dr. Adrian Weingart.