Nan Optipro Stage 3 From 1 To 3 Year, 400G

DESCRIPTION

• Growing Up Milk Based On Cow’s Milk For Toddlers – With Iron

• NAN® OPTIPRO® 3 Is A Growing Up Milk Designed For Toddlers From 1 To 3 Years Of Age.
• OPTIPRO®: A Blended Protein That Is Modulated In Quantity And Quality.
• DHA: Fatty Acid That Contributes To The Maintenance Of Normal Brain Function.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE/ HOW TO USE

• Preparation
• Wash Your Hands Before Preparing Baby’s Formula.
• Wash All Utensils Well (Cup & Spoon).
• Boil Drinking Water For five Minutes; Allow To Cool.
• Only Use Scoop From This Container And Level Using Inner Rim.
• Consult Feeding Table, Add Exact Number Of Leveled Scoops Of Powder Into The Cup.
• Stir Well Until Powder Is Fully Dissolved.
• After Use, Store The Scoop In Suspension Inside The Can As Shown.
• Close Tin Tightly After Each Use And Store It In A Cool And Dry Place.
• Must Be Used Within 3 Weeks After Opening.
• To Maintain The Number Of Living Cultures, The Boiled Water Must Be Cooled Down To About Body Temperature Before Adding
• The Powder.
• ** Note: Use Only The Enclosed Scoop.
• Using More Or Less Powder Than Indicated Will Either Lead To Dehydration Or Deprive Your Baby Of Proper Nutrition.
• Do Not Change Proportions Without Medical Advice.
• ***Product Should Not Be Given To Children Less Than One Year Old.
• To Be Given With Other Foods.

OTHER INFORMATION

• Important Notice: NAN 3 Is Not A Breast Milk Substitute But A Growing-Up Milk Specially Suited For Healthy Young Children From 1 To 3 Years.
• Breastfeeding Should Continue For As Long As Possible.
• WARNING: 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.
• WARNING: Only Prepare One Cup At A Time.
• Feed Immediately And Follow The Instructions Exactly.
• Do Not Keep Unfinished Cup, Discard The Contents.
• Always Hold Baby While Feeding.
• Leaving Baby Unattended May Cause Choking.