
Nestle Nan Pro Follow-Up Formula Powder Stage 4 After 18 months 400 gm Refill Pack
Nestle

Ideal for 0 – 6 months babies
Perfect milk substitute for infants
Dexolac stage 1 has important nutrients and vitamins
Dexolac improves energy levels
Infant formula for newborn strengthen bones
Dexolac stage 1 is enriched with 36 vital nutrients
Since Dexolac is in powdered form, it can be used at any time
Suitable during travel also
Easily digestible
Dexolac newborn formula milk powder will meet the daily requirement of the infant
Partially Skimmed Milk
Demineralized Whey and Whey Solids
Lactose
Edible Vegetable Oils (High Oleic Sunflower Oil and Soy Oil)
Minerals
Emulsifier (Soy Lecithin)
Vitamins
Nucleotides Premix
Taurine
L – Carnitine
Wash your hands thoroughly before preparing the feed.
Sterilize the feeding bowl, feeding spoon, and water measuring cup by boiling them in water for 10 minutes.
Boil drinking water for 5 minutes and leave it until lukewarm.
Using the water measuring cup, pour the correct amount of lukewarm water as per the feeding table.
Consult the feeding table and add into the feeding bowl the exact number of leveled scoops according to the age of the infant. Use only the scoop from this pack. Stir well until the powder dissolves.
Feed the baby with the bowl and spoon. Discard the leftover feed.
Store in a cool and dry place.
Avoid direct sunlight.
If once opened, transfer it into an airtight container.
Use it with a dry spoon.
Prepare the feed with boiled water.
Use a well-sterilized bowl and spoon only.
Prepare only one feed at a time.
Don’t use more than the prescribed amount.
Feed the prepared feed immediately.
Discard the unused feed.

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