Nestle Nan Pro Follow-Up Formula Stage 4 (After 18 to 24 Months) Powder, 400 gm Refill Pack

Nestlé NAN PRO 4 is a spray dried Follow-Up formula with DHA ARA for older infants after 18 to 24 months when they are not breastfed. NAN PRO 4 contains DHA that supports baby’s normal brain development. It also contains Calcium, Vitamins A, C, D, Iron and Zinc.

Nestlé develops infant nutrition products backed by evolving science and research. Innovation has been at the heart of Nestlé since its beginning. Nestlè agrees with the World Health Organization and other medical and health associations that breast milk is the best and the most natural food for babies.

• NAN PRO 4 is a spray dried Follow-Up Formula with DHA ARA for older infants after 18 to 24 months when they are not breastfed
• NAN PRO 4 contains DHA- DHA supports baby’s normal brain development
• Contains Calcium along with Vitamin A, C, D, Iron and Zinc
• Bag-In-Box format ensures enhanced safety, hygiene and convenience

• To be mixed with water as per instructions on pack.
• Careful and hygienic preparation of infant food is most essential for health.
• Do not use fewer scoops than directed, since diluted feeding will not provide adequate nutrients needed by your infant.
• Do not use more scoops than directed since concentrated feed will not provide the water needed by your infant.

• On opening, transfer the contents of the pack along with the pouch into a clean airtight container.
• Replace the lid lightly after every use and store in a cool, dry place.
• Retain the feeding table/ instructions on the pack.
• Ensure enclosed scoop is thoroughly washed and dried before use.
• After opening, use the contents within 3 weeks or the expiry date, whichever is earlier.
• Infant food should be used only on the advice of a health worker as to the need for its use and the proper method of its use.
• Infant food is not the sole source of nourishment of an infant.
• Unboiled water, unboiled utensils or incorrect dilution can make your baby ill.
• Incorrect storage, handling, preparation and feeding can potentially lead to adverse effects for the health of your baby.