DG2 Advance Gold Goat Milk 400G- DG2 Advance Gold size 400 grams

Powdered milk for infants and young children aged 6 months to 3 years contains goat milk protein mixed with 2 types of dietary fiber, inulin and oligofructose, which help reduce constipation, help balance the digestive system, help prevent infection, inflammation and help boost your child's immunity.

Product Name : DG2 Advance Gold Goat Milk Follow-on Formula - 400G (DG2 Advance Gold is a follow-on formula for infants and young children made from goat milk. Size: 400 grams)

Product Details : DG2 Advance Gold Goat Milk Follow-on Formula, a follow-on formula for infants and young children made from goat milk. 400 grams.

1. Powdered milk for infants and young children aged 6 months to 3 years.
2. It contains protein from goat's milk.
3. A blend of two types of dietary fiber, inulin and oligofructose, that helps reduce constipation, balances the digestive system, helps prevent infections and inflammation, and supports your child's immunity.
4. It contains a variety of essential nutrients that help promote healthy growth.
5. DHA + ARA help develop the brain and eyes.
6. Omega 3, 6, and 9 support brain function.
7. Choline helps improve learning and memory.
8. Taurine helps in the development of retinal function.
9. It contains zinc, which helps in body growth.

Important things to know.

1. Breast milk is the best food for babies because it provides complete nutritional value.
2. Infant formula should be used according to the recommendations of a doctor, nurse, or nutritionist.

Storage

1. Leftover milk should not be saved for later consumption.
2. After opening the can, close the lid tightly and securely. Store in a cool, dry place.
3. This product should be used within 4 weeks of opening the can and before the expiration date indicated on the bottom of the can.

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Powdered milk for infants and young children aged 6 months to 3 years.

For infants aged 6 months and older, complementary foods should be given in addition to breast milk. However, if formula milk must be used to feed the infant, the cost implications, as well as potential health risks from improper preparation and use that may lead to illness, should be considered.

Precautions when preparing or using infant formula.

1. Using unboiled water and bottles, or incorrect formula, can make babies sick.
2. Prepare only one bottle at a time and follow the instructions carefully.
3. Using more powdered milk than recommended may lead to dehydration.
4. You should not alter the ingredients yourself without consulting a doctor.

FDA Registration Number: 10-3-01028-1-0145