Blemil Plus HR 2 Hydrolyzed Rice Infant Formula (6-12 Months) - 400 gm
Blemil Plus HR 2 is a follow-on formula made from highly hydrolyzed rice proteins, specifically designed for infants with a cow's milk protein allergy or lactose intolerance. It provides a balanced nutritional profile for babies from 6 to 12 months, supporting their growth and digestive comfort without the risk of allergic reactions to dairy
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- Product FormBaby Milk
- Package Size400 mL
- Caution & WarningsOnly use under medical supervision. Not for infants with a rice allergy. Prepare each bottle fresh before use
- Storage ConditionsStore in a cool, dry place. Close the lid tightly after use
- How To UseUse one level scoop for every 30 ml of water. Boil water and let it cool. Add the powder, shake well, and feed immediately
- ConcernsCow's Milk Protein Allergy (CMPA)
Q: What is the main advantage of Blemil Plus HR 2? A: The main advantage is that it is based on highly hydrolyzed rice protein rather than dairy protein, making it the perfect solution for babies with severe cow's milk or soy protein allergies.
Q: Does this formula taste different from regular milk? A: Yes, due to the protein hydrolysis process, the taste and smell may differ slightly from traditional formulas. This is normal for all therapeutic allergy-friendly milks.
Q: Does rice-based formula cause constipation? A: No, Blemil Plus HR 2 is designed to be very easy to digest and contains compounds that help regulate bowel movements and reduce digestive issues.
Q: Does this formula contain lactose? A: No, Blemil Plus HR 2 is completely lactose-free, making it suitable for infants with lactose intolerance or those recovering from severe diarrhea.
Q: When should I stop giving my baby this formula? A: This depends on your doctor's recommendation; children are usually tested after one year of age to see if they have outgrown their cow's milk allergy.