Instruction
Step 1: Wash hands before opening the can. When opening the can for the first time, take scoop from the tin. |
Step 2: Use the scoop to prepare your infant/toddler’s milk |
Step 3: To store the scoop, make sure the scoop is dry, latch the notch into the rim of the can with the ‘NUTRICIA’ writing in a readable/upright position. |
Step 4: Close the lid and store the can as you normally would |
Step 5: Wash hands before opening the can. When using the scoop again, grab the scoop by the handle and pull horizontally to unclip the scoop from the rim. Use the scoop as you normally would. |
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FAQs
We have updated our Scoop to a version that is easier to use and store.
The scoop is the same as the previous one, except for the notch in the handle that allows the scoop to be stored hygienically at the top of the tin out of the milk powder.
All stages of Karicare+ will have the new scoop.
At Danone we strive to produce products of the highest quality and safety and to innovate further with feedback from consumers. Consumers have led to this solution – to store the scoop out of the powder after the first use. This simple solution allows us to continue to use the current packaging and 900g volume of tin.
Karicare Stage 1 formula uses a purple scoop, Stage 2 uses an dark blue scoop and Stage 3 and 4 uses an orange scoop. Please use the scoop provided in your can. We display only one scoop as an example to illustrate the new notched scoop design.
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If you are able, breastfeeding is best. It provides all the nutritional health benefits as Mother Nature intended. In readying for and during breastfeeding, it’s important that mums eat a healthy, balanced diet.
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