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• Similac Infant Formula Stage 1
  Similac stage 1 is a spray dried infant milk substitute for new born baby from birth to 6 months. Similac is a iron-fortified feeding formula with nutrient composition clinically shown to support infants’ growth and development. Similac is a scientifically formulated to meet the nutritional requirements of babies and it contains a unique palm olein oil free fat blend which promotes better calcium and fatty acid absorption. 
   

Benifits

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• • Similac 1 is a spray-dried stage 1 infant milk substitute for newborn babies up to 6 months
  • Similac is designed to support normal growth and development
  • Similac contains a fat blend known to support easy digestion and promote calcium absorption
  • It contains vitamin A, antioxidant vitamins C and E and zinc, which are known to support baby’s developing immune system
  • Has calcium, vitamin D and phosphorus that is known to support baby’s bone development
  • Contains essential fatty acids, vitamins and minerals (such as Calcium and Iron) that are known to support healthy growth and development of the baby
  • It contains neuro-nutrients such as omega 3 and 6 fatty acids, choline, iron, taurine, iodine, folic acid and zinc that are known to support a baby’s brain development

How to use

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• • Standard reconstitution is one level scoop (approximately 4.4 g) of powder for each 30 ml (1 fl oz) of water or 128.6 g of powder diluted to 1 Litre
  • Consult your baby’s physician about how much your baby should be consuming. 

How to works

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Disclaimer

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