Novalac Anti Constipation 800 G

Directions for Use: 1. Wash your hands thoroughly before preparing the formula. 2. Sterilize bottles and teats. 3. Boil fresh drinking water for 5 minutes and allow to cool to lukewarm (approximately 40°C/104°F). 4. Pour the required amount of water into the sterilized bottle, following the feeding guide provided on the product packaging (see below for general guidelines). 5. Using the provided scoop, add the correct number of levelled scoops of Novalac Anti Constipation powder to the water. Do not press down on the powder in the scoop. 6. Close the bottle securely and shake well until the powder is completely dissolved. 7. Check the temperature of the prepared formula on your wrist before feeding it to your baby. It should feel lukewarm. 8. Discard any unused formula after 2 hours.

Recommended Frequency: Novalac Anti Constipation should be used for each feed until your baby's bowel movements become regular and softer. Always consult your pediatrician before starting, changing, or stopping any formula, especially if your baby is experiencing persistent constipation.

Additional Tips: 1. Feeding Guide (General): This is a general guide, always follow the instructions on the product packaging. A healthcare professional can help you determine the right amount for your baby.
2. Water Quality: Always use fresh, potable water. Do not reuse boiled water.
3. Scoop Measurement: Use only the scoop provided in the tin. Level off the powder without compacting it.
4. Storage: Close the tin tightly after each use and store in a cool, dry place. Use the contents within 4 weeks of opening.
5. Transitioning: If switching from another formula, it is generally recommended to do so gradually over several days to allow your baby's digestive system to adjust.
6. Hydration: Ensure your baby receives adequate fluids, especially water, between feeds, as this can help soften stools.
7. Consult a Healthcare Professional: If constipation persists or if you have any concerns about your baby's health, always consult your pediatrician or a registered dietitian.