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- Always make the formula
Always make the formula right before feeding. - Never give your babye
Never give your baby any left-overs from the previous feeding.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. - Using non-sterilized bottles
Using non-sterilized bottles, unpotable water or improperly prepared formula may be harmful to your baby. For the sake of your baby’s health always follow the instructions of preparation, storage and use provided on the package - Always keep your working
Always keep your working environment clean and tidy. - The prepared milk
The prepared milk should be used within max. 1 hour after preparation. - The milk should not
The milk should not be re-heated again - Always put a dry
Always put a dry and clean scoop inside the packaging
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About MEMELAC 2
MEMELAC 2 - Follow-on Milk Formula
For feeding babies from the sixth month of life.
- MEMELAC 2 Follow-on Milk Formula is meant for babies from the 6th month of life. It is recommended when the mother is not producing enough breast milk or as a supplement. It is enriched with iron and contains a well-balanced amount of nutrients.
- MEMELAC 2 Follow-on Milk Formula does not contain sugar (saccharose).
- MEMELAC 2 Follow-on Milk Formula should not be used as a substitute for breast milk during the first six months of life.
- MEMELAC 2 Follow-on Milk Formula contains prebiotics. Prebiotics are carbohydrates naturally found in mother’s milk that facilitate the growth of beneficial bacteria and at the same time protect the young organism against excessive growth of harmful bacteria.
MEMELAC 2 Feeding table
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Age of infant |
6 months |
7 months and over |
|
Amount of boiled water to make one feeding portion (ml) |
210 |
210 |
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Number of levelled scoops per feed |
7 |
7 |
|
Feedings per day |
4 |
3 |
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Feedings per day (other foods) |
1* |
1* |
1 leveled scoop of milk powder (5g) + 30ml of previously boiled lukewarm water = approximately 35ml MEMELAC 2 Follow-on Formula = 102kJ (=24kcal)
* At this age, doctors recommend gradual replacement of follow-on formula feeds with weaning foods