S 26 RTF milk for underweight infants

3.42

3.6-5%
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Product description

Product description: S-26 RTF milk for underweight infants is a ready-to-drink milk specially designed to meet the needs of infants born with low or underweight, from birth up to 12 months, to promote healthy growth and comprehensive nutritional support. It contains a balanced formula of proteins, healthy fats, and carbohydrates, fortified with essential vitamins and minerals such as calcium and vitamin D to support bone and teeth development, and iron and zinc to strengthen the immune system. It also contains DHA and essential fatty acids to support mental development and proper growth of infants, in addition to an extra concentration of proteins and calories to support healthy weight gain. Being ready-to-drink makes its use very practical during hospital or at home, without the need for preparation or dilution. Usage method: Shake the container well before opening. Open the lid and serve the milk directly to infants using the attached bottle or a safe cup for infants. Serve the milk immediately after opening. Discard any remaining amount after the meal. Warnings and precautions: Suitable for underweight infants from birth to 12 months, according to the doctor’s recommendation. Do not use after the expiration date. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Do not reuse leftover milk after opening. Consult a doctor before use if the infant has any health issues. Ingredients: High-quality milk proteins, fortified vegetable fats, natural carbohydrates, vitamins (such as A, C, D, E), dietary minerals (such as iron, calcium, zinc), essential fatty acids (such as DHA), additional concentration of proteins and calories to support weight gain. Contains milk, and allergy to components should be checked before use. Product details: Brand: S-26 Product type: Ready-to-drink milk for underweight infants Form: Ready-to-drink liquid Suitable age: From birth up to 12 months Packaging shape: Bottle or airtight container

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