Overview
Hypoallergenic Growing Up Milk Is Designed For Toddlers At Risk Of Allergy From 1-3 Years As The Liquid Part Of The Diet. If Your Baby Already Has Declared Allergy To Cow'S Milk Protein, Do Not Use Nan H.A. 3 Without Asking Your Doctor. The Introduction Of Any Other Formula Or Cow'S Milk, Must Only Be Carried Out Under Medical Supervision.
Growing Up Formula Based On Cow'S Milk For Children At Risk Of Allergy - From 1 Year Onwards
Naturally Active Cultures
An Adapted Quantity Of High Quality Protein
Long Chain Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids, Which Are Also Available In Breast Milk Are Also Available In Breast Milk
How to use
Wash Your Hands Before Preparing Baby'S Formula
Wash Bottle, Teat And Cap Thoroughly Until No Milk Remains
Boil For Five Minutes. Leave Covered Until Use
Boil Drinking Water For Five Minutes; Allow To Cool
Consult Feeding Table, Pour Exact Amount Of Lukewarm Water Into The Bottle
Only Use Scoop From This Container And Level Using Inner Rim
Consult Feeding Table, Add Exact Number Of Leveled Scoops For Age Of Baby
After Use, Store The Scoop In Suspension Inside The Can As Shown
Cap Bottle And Shake Well Until Powder Is Fully Dissolved
Close Tin Tightly After Each Use And Store It In A Cool And Dry Place. Must Be Used Within 3 Weeks After Opening
Ingredients
Whey Protein Concentrate, Maltodexin, Palm Olein, Whey Protein, Low Erucic Acid Rapeseed Oil, Sunflower Oil, Lactose, Emulsifier (Soy Lecithin), Fish Oil, Phosphoric Acid, Citric Acid, Vegetable Oil Rich In Arachidonic Acid, Antioxidants (Ascorbyl Palmitate, Mixed Tocopherols Concentrate), Water, Bifidus Culture, Vitamins & Minerals
Warning / Cautions
Unboiled Water, Unboiled Bottles Or Incorrect Dilution Can Make Your Baby Ill. Incorrect Storage, Handling, Preparation And Feeding Can Potentially Lead To Adverse Effects For The Health Of Your Baby
Use Only Under Medical Supervision
Only Prepare One Bottle At A Time
Feed Immediately And Follow The Instructions Exactly
Do Not Keep Unfinished Bottle, Discard The Contents
Always Hold Baby While Feeding
Leaving Baby Unattended May Cause Choking
