Care Co-Lactase Infant Drops - Sugar Free - 10 ml

Name: Care Co-Lactase Infant Drops - Sugar Free - 10 ml
Brand: Care
SKU: 546upbaseg
Price: 36.09 GBP
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This guide is for parents and caregivers using Care Co-Lactase Infant Drops to aid in the digestion of lactose in breast milk and infant formula. The key benefit is to help reduce discomfort in babies who may have difficulty digesting lactose. A key consideration is that it is suitable from birth and for various feeding methods, including breast milk and infant formula.

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FAQs

How do I use Care Co-Lactase with breast milk?

Express a small amount of breast milk into a clean container, add the drops, and then feed it to the baby before breastfeeding as usual.

Can I use Care Co-Lactase with ready-to-feed formula?

Yes, Care Co-Lactase can be used with ready-to-feed formula. Add the drops immediately before feeding.

How long does a bottle of Care Co-Lactase last?

A 10ml bottle is sufficient for 60 feeds.

Is Care Co-Lactase sugar-free?

Yes, Care Co-Lactase is sugar-free.

Does Care Co-Lactase contain any preservatives?

No, Care Co-Lactase is free from preservatives.

At what age can I start using Care Co-Lactase?

Care Co-Lactase is suitable from birth.

What should I do if I forget to add Care Co-Lactase to a feeding?

Administer the drops as soon as you realize the omission. It's most effective when used before feeding, but adding the drops mid-feeding is still beneficial.

Troubleshooting

Baby is still showing symptoms of lactose intolerance.

Ensure the correct dosage is being used and that the drops are being added to the milk/formula immediately before feeding. Consult with a pediatrician if symptoms persist.

Difficulty measuring the drops.

Use the dropper carefully. You may count the drops slowly to ensure you have the correct amount, or ask for help.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Helps to reduce lactose content in breast milk and infant formula.
Suitable for use from birth, providing early intervention.
Can be used with various feeding methods, increasing its versatility.
Free from sugar, preservatives, and flavoring, making it a pure product.

Cons

Requires careful measurement and immediate use before feeding.
May require consistent use for optimal results.
The 10ml bottle provides enough for 60 feeds, which may require frequent repurchasing.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Preparation: Ensure the feeding bottle or container is clean.
Dosage: Follow the dosage instructions on the product label. Dosage may vary depending on the amount of milk or formula and the baby's age and feeding frequency.
Mixing: Add the drops to the milk or formula just before feeding.
Feeding: Feed the baby immediately after adding the drops.
Storage: Store the bottle in a cool, dry place. Ensure the bottle is tightly sealed when not in use.
Compatibility: Care Co-Lactase is compatible with most infant formulas and can be used with breast milk.