Aptamil Lactose Free is a milk for infants intended for specific nutritional purposes (lactose free milk) from birth, as a substitute for breast milk, when not breastfed.
Lactose Free Aptamil is inappropriate for infants with galactosemia. Always follow your healthcare professional's recommendations on the best food for your baby.
Preparation: Wash your hands well, use clean and sterilized utensils and ensure that the top of the package is clean. Prepare the bottle and give it to the baby within a maximum of 2 hours. 1. Boil drinking water. Allow to cool to approximately 40°C. 2. Pour the required amount of water into the bottle (see Feeding Table). Do not boil the same water again to use in other bottles. 3. Add the indicated dose of powder always using the measuring spoon contained in this package. Use shallow measurements to ensure the correct dose. Do not press the powder. 4. Close the bottle and rotate it between your palms for 5 seconds. Then shake it vertically and vigorously for 10 seconds ensuring complete dissolution of the powder. 5. Before offering milk to the baby, check the temperature by testing a few drops on your wrist (max. 37°C).
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