S-26 Goat Milk 1 Infant Formula 380g

S-26 Goat Milk 1 is a Stage 1 infant formula based on goat’s milk, developed to meet the nutritional requirements of babies from birth to six months when breastfeeding is not possible or supplementary feeding is recommended by a healthcare professional.

The formula provides high-quality milk protein together with essential vitamins, minerals and fatty acids. These nutrients help support normal physical growth, brain and visual development, bone formation and the baby’s developing immune system.

S-26 Goat Milk 1 is designed according to the nutritional requirements of early infancy and may be used as the baby’s main source of nutrition during the first six months when prepared and used according to the instructions on the pack.

Goat-milk formula is not hypoallergenic and is not suitable for treating diagnosed cow’s milk protein allergy.

Key Benefits

• Stage 1 infant formula for babies from birth to six months.
• Formulated with goat’s milk.
• Designed to meet the nutritional requirements of early infancy.
• Provides high-quality milk protein.
• Contains essential vitamins and minerals.
• Provides fatty acids as part of its nutritional profile.
• Supports normal physical growth and development.
• Supports normal brain and visual development.
• Supports developing bones and teeth.
• Supports normal immune-system function.
• Available in a 380g pack.

Key Nutritional Components

• Goat’s-Milk Protein: Provides amino acids needed for normal tissue growth and development.
• Essential Fatty Acids: Included as part of the formula’s brain and visual-development profile.
• Vitamins: Help support normal growth, energy metabolism and immune-system function.
• Minerals: Support normal bone development, red blood cell formation and other essential body functions.

The exact nutritional composition may vary between packaging versions. Always refer to the nutrition table and ingredient list on the supplied tin.

Important Feeding Notice

Breast milk is the ideal source of nutrition for babies, and exclusive breastfeeding is recommended during the first six months whenever possible.

Infant formula should be introduced only after consultation with a paediatrician, pharmacist or another qualified healthcare professional.

The amount and frequency of feeding should be based on the baby’s age, weight, appetite, growth and individual nutritional requirements.

Introducing partial bottle-feeding may reduce breast milk supply, and the decision to stop breastfeeding may be difficult to reverse.

How to Prepare

Always follow the feeding table and preparation instructions printed on the supplied tin. The exact amount of water, scoop size and number of scoops must match the product label.

1. Wash your hands thoroughly and clean the preparation surface.
2. Wash the feeding bottle, teat, cap and all utensils until no milk residue remains.
3. Sterilise the feeding equipment according to the instructions printed on the pack.
4. Boil fresh drinking water and allow it to cool to the temperature specified on the tin.
5. Pour the exact amount of water shown in the feeding table into the sterilised bottle.
6. Use only the scoop supplied inside the tin.
7. Fill and level the scoop without pressing or packing the powder.
8. Add the exact number of level scoops shown on the feeding table.
9. Close the bottle and shake thoroughly until the powder has completely dissolved.
10. Check the temperature on the inside of your wrist before feeding.
11. Feed immediately after preparation.

Never change the water-to-powder ratio. Using too much powder may cause dehydration, while using too little may provide inadequate nutrition.

Do not add sugar, cereal, extra water or any other ingredients unless specifically instructed by the baby’s healthcare professional.

Feeding and Storage Instructions

Prepare only one bottle at a time and feed immediately whenever possible.

Discard any formula remaining after feeding. Never store or reuse an unfinished bottle that has been in contact with the baby’s mouth.

Do not heat prepared formula in a microwave, as uneven heating may create hot spots and cause burns.

Close the tin tightly after every use.

Store the powder in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, moisture and excessive heat.

Do not refrigerate the powder.

Use the contents within the period stated on the supplied tin after opening.

Always hold the baby while feeding. Never leave a baby unattended with a bottle, as this may increase the risk of choking.

Allergen Information

Contains milk, soy and fish.

Goat’s-milk protein is similar to the proteins found in other mammalian milks. This formula is not suitable for babies with diagnosed cow’s milk protein allergy or goat’s-milk allergy.

Consult a paediatrician before use if the baby has a suspected milk, soy or fish allergy.

Important Information

Goat-milk infant formula is not lactose-free unless this is specifically stated on the physical pack.

It should not be described as hypoallergenic, easier to digest for every baby or suitable for treating allergies.

Powdered infant formula is not sterile. Follow all hygiene, preparation and storage instructions carefully.

Consult a healthcare professional if the baby experiences persistent vomiting, diarrhoea, constipation, abdominal swelling, rash, blood in the stool, poor feeding or inadequate weight gain.

Seek urgent medical attention if the baby develops breathing difficulty, facial or lip swelling, severe vomiting, unusual drowsiness or another sign of a serious allergic reaction or dehydration.

Do not use the product if the tin or internal seal is open, missing or damaged.

Verify the batch number against current manufacturer and regulatory safety notices before dispensing or use.

Use before the expiry date printed on the packaging and keep out of the reach of children.