Product Description

 

Novalac AC infant formula is specially designed for easy digestion in babies with flatus and bloating. For many babies, the bloating and wind may be related to undigested lactose that remains in the gut after feeding and may cause colic. Novalac AC has an easy to digest, reduced lactose formulation that helps to prevent colonic fermentation and reduce excess gas.

 

Formulated for babies with flatus and abdominal bleeding

Suitable for babies aged between 0 to 12 months

Features

 

Clinically tested and approved

Unique and adapted to solve bottle-fed babies' little problems

Nutritionally complete with essential nutrients

Made with fresh milk from selected farms

Dosage/How To Use

 

Always wash your hands before preparing a feeding bottle. Each feeding bottle should be prepared individually. Only use the measuring scoop provided. Formula should be consumed within one hour of preparation

Wash the feeding bottle, cap, teat and any utensils to be used and sterilize them in boiling water

Boil clean drinking water for 5 minutes and allow cooling to 40°C or heating clean fresh mineral water with a low mineral content to 40°C

Pour the required amount of water (see feeding guide) into the bottle

Measure the correct quantity of formula (see feeding guide) into the bottle using the scoop provided. Always use one level scoopful per 30ml of water

Secure the lid on the bottle and shake well until the powder is completely dissolved

Let cool to lukewarm temperature (37°C). Test the temperature on your wrist before feeding. Any formula left after feeding should be discarded immediately

Cautions

 

Do not prepare the feeding bottle in advance, but always just before feeding

Use within 3 weeks of opening

Important notice: Breast milk is the best food for infants. Good maternal nutrition is essential to prepare and maintain breastfeeding. If breastfeeding is not applied, an infant formula may be used according to health professionals' advice. Preparation and storage of any infant formula should be performed as directed on the tin in order not to pose any health hazards.