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Aptamil Feed Thickener

Scoop Size Update

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Aptamil Feed Thickener now has a bigger scoop

This has altered the feeding guide recommendation from 1 scoop per 100ml to 1 scoop per 200ml. Rest assured, there has been no change to the recipe.

New Directions for Mixing

Use expressed breast milk, or prepare formula as directed.

Add to the bottle, 1 scoop (8 g) per 200 ml of breast milk or formula. Shake vigorously. A fast flow or variable flow teat is recommended unless otherwise advised. Thickened feeds will continue to thicken after preparation.

Follow instructions as recommended. Do not change proportions of powder except on medical advice.

For feed volumes less or more than 200 ml, please contact our Careline for mixing guidance. FAILURE to follow directions can be harmful for your baby.

NOTE: ALL FORMULA FEEDS SHOULD BE PREPARED IMMEDIATELY BEFORE FEEDING BABY. DISCARD UNFINISHED FEEDS.

Aptamil Feed Thickener is a Food for Special Medical Purposes and it is to be used under medical supervision.

Nutricia Careline

For more information read the updated label, contact our experts at Careline on AUS – 1800 438 500 NZ – 0800 438 500 or send us an enquiry.

Breastfeeding is best for babies and provides many benefits. It is important that, in preparation for and during breastfeeding, you eat a healthy, balanced diet. Combined breast and bottle feeding in the first weeks of life may reduce the supply of your own breast milk, and reversing the decision not to breastfeed is difficult. The social and financial implications of using infant formula should be considered. Improper use of an infant formula or inappropriate foods or feeding methods may present a health hazard. If you use infant formula, you should follow manufacturers’ instructions for correct bottle preparation – failure to follow the instructions may make your baby ill. Always consult your doctor, midwife or health care professional for advice about feeding your baby.