Dexolac Nusobee | Lactose Free | Infant Milk Substitute | Upto 24 Months | Powder | Tin 400 Gm

Dexolac Nusobee is a lactose-free infant milk substitute powder for infants up to 24 months who need lactose-free feeding. It contains proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals and other nutrients to support balanced nutrition during infancy. Use only on the advice of a doctor or health worker.

• Wash your hands before preparing the feed.
• Sterilise the feeding bottle, bowl and spoon by boiling them in water for 10 minutes.
• Boil drinking water for 5 minutes, then allow it to become lukewarm.
• Pour the required amount of lukewarm water as given in the feeding table.
• Add the exact number of levelled-off scoops for the infant's age. Use only the scoop provided with the tin.
• Shake or mix well until the powder dissolves.
• Feed using a bowl and spoon.
• Use the prepared feed immediately, within half an hour, and discard any leftover feed.

• Lactose-free formulation.
• Contains medium-chain triglycerides.
• Includes taurine, choline, nucleotides and L-carnitine.
• Vegetarian formulation.
• Food for special medical purpose intended for infants.

• Use only on the advice of a doctor or health worker, who can advise on the need for use and proper preparation.
• This lactose-free infant milk substitute must be used only when diarrhoea is due to lactose intolerance. Stop use if symptoms of intolerance do not improve.
• Do not use fewer or more scoops than directed.
• Use boiled and cooled water for preparation.
• Careful, hygienic preparation is essential.
• Always hold the baby while feeding. Leaving the baby unattended may cause choking.
• Not suitable for galactosaemic patients.
• Infant milk substitute is not the sole source of nourishment. Give additional food supplements from 6 months onwards.
• Store in a cool, dry place and close the tin tightly after every use.
• After opening, use the contents within 3 weeks or before the expiry date, whichever is earlier.
• Do not use if the inner aluminium seal is broken or missing.
• Mother's milk is best for your baby.

• Maltodextrin
• Milk solids: whey protein concentrate and casein
• Edible vegetable oils: coconut oil, corn oil and canola oil
• Medium-chain triglycerides
• Minerals and vitamins
• Soy lecithin
• Sodium hydroxide
• Choline chloride, taurine, inositol, nucleotide premix and L-carnitine
• Mixed tocopherols

• For lactose-free feeding in infants with lactose intolerance.
• For infants with diarrhoea due to lactose intolerance, under a doctor's guidance.
• For infants who need a lactose-free milk substitute as part of medically guided feeding.

• The lactose-free formula may support digestive tolerance.
• Proteins, vitamins and minerals may support normal physical growth and development.
• Calcium, phosphorus and vitamin D may support normal bone mineralisation.
• Iron, zinc and vitamins A, C and E may support normal immune function.
• Taurine, choline, nucleotides and DHA-supporting nutrients may support brain and visual development.
• Maltodextrin, proteins and vegetable oils provide energy for growing infants.