Infants
Biomil CF
Comfort infant formula · from birth up to 12 months
BIOMIL® Plus CF is powdered infant formula based on cow’s milk, formulated with an adapted nutrient composition for infants with minor functional digestive disorders, including colic, bloating, constipation and regurgitation.
Age range: 0-12 months
Main characteristics
- Protein source providing essential and semi-essential amino acids, with milk casein representing 50% of total proteins.
- Moderately reduced total lipid content, with medium-chain triglycerides (MCT) as part of the lipid composition.
- Reduced lactose content, with maltodextrins and pregelatinised corn starch as carbohydrate sources.
- Provides 4 conditionally essential nutrients, including choline, taurine, carnitine and inositol.
- Provides 12 minerals and 13 vitamins as part of the product’s micronutrient composition.
Special infant formula for infants presenting recurrent functional digestive disorders (colic, bloating, constipation, small reflux), from birth up to 1 year.
- 1. Wash your hands thoroughly before the preparation of the feeding bottle.
- 2. Wash and sterilize the bottle, the teat, the ring and the cap in boiling water during 10 minutes.
- 3. Boil clean water for the feed. Let the water cool down to 40°C and pour the correct amount into the bottle.
- 4. Add the correct number of level scoops of BIOMIL® CF (see feeding table).
- 5. Close the bottle and shake well until complete dissolution of the powder.
- 6. Check the temperature of the feed onto the inside of your wrist before giving the feeding bottle to your baby.
- 7. After feeding, do not keep any milk left in the bottle and wash immediately all the utensils.
Metal tins packaged under protective atmosphere. Discard unused feeding bottle content within one hour of feeding. Once the feeding bottle is prepared, close the tin tightly and store it in a cool and dry place (but not in a refrigerator). Use the content of the tin within 30 days after its first opening.
Available in 400 g format.
Formulated in line with the Codex Alimentarius Standard and the recommendations of the ESPGHAN Committee on Nutrition.
The product composition may vary depending on local requirements.
Breast milk is the best food for infants. If breastfeeding is not available or not sufficient, an infant formula may be used according to Health professionals' guidance.
