All Details About Dexolac Premium 1 Infant
Find out detailed description, uses, directions of use, side effects, warnings and precautions, frequently asked questions about Dexolac Premium 1 Infant
Description:
Dexolac 1 is an infant formula powder designed for supporting the growth and development of babies when breastmilk is unavailable. The unique Dexolac 1 formula contains all the necessary nutrients that a baby needs in a simple powder and can be used as a milk substitute under medical supervision. With Dexolac 1 you can be sure your child is getting their required daily macronutrients as well as vitamins and minerals.
Uses:
- Nutritional supplement for children lacking proper or balanced nutrition.
- Milk-substitute for infants when breastmilk is unavailable or insufficient.
Directions For Use:
- Read the preparation instructions printed on the pack and follow them carefully.
- Always maintain clean hands and proper hygiene during preparation and feeding.
- Sterilise feeding utensils and cutlery before starting the preparation.
- For the ratio of water to the powder, refer to the feeding chart provided on the pack.
- For any doubts, refer to a health worker before using this product.
Side Effects:
Warning & Precautions:
- Do not use this product without medical supervision.
- Follow the preparation instructions without adding or subtracting the amount of formula or water.
- Store away from the heat, moisture and sunlight.
- Do not serve it to lactose-intolerant children.
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