Novalac 2 Follow‑On Formula

Novalac 2 is a follow‑on infant formula designed for healthy babies aged 6–12 months, to be used alongside solid foods or when breastmilk alone isn’t sufficient. It contains high-quality proteins, lactose and maltodextrin for digestible carbohydrates, essential omega‑3 (DHA) and omega‑6 fatty acids, iron, and a full vitamin/mineral complex compliant with EU infant nutrition standards .

Key Features:

• Suitable for infants from 6 to 12 months, as part of a mixed diet

• Gluten-free & GMO-free composition

• Includes DHA (approx. 16 mg/100 ml) and ALA for brain and eye development

• Iron-fortified to support increased needs post‑six months

• Complete micronutrient profile: vitamins A, D, C, E, K, B‑complex, zinc, iodine, copper, selenium, taurine, inositol, and more

Usage Instructions:

• Recommended preparation: 1 level scoop (~4.3g) per 30 ml boiled, cooled water, yielding 210 ml ready-to-feed milk (7 scoops per feed)

• Typically 3 bottles per day as part of solid feeding routine

• Sterilize feeding items, use cooled boiled water (~40 °C), mix powder into water, shake well, and feed immediately. Discard leftovers after 1 hour

• Store in a cool, dry place; use within 3 weeks of opening

Specifications:

• Age range: 6 to 12 months (not suitable as sole nutrition before 6 months)

• Pack size: Available in 400 g and 800 g tins (~€10 for 400g in Cyprus, ~€20–21 for 800g in EU shops)

• Composition: Skimmed milk, lactose, maltodextrin, vegetable oils (palm, soy, coconut), fish oil (DHA), soy lecithin, vitamins & minerals, including amino acids and nucleotides

Pros & Considerations:

✔ Pros:

• Balanced nutrition with DHA/ARA and iron—designed for infants in the weaning stage

• Gluten-free and GMO-free formula

• Suitable transition from Novalac 1 to support increased nutrient needs during complementary feeding

⚠ Considerations:

• Contains palm oil and maltodextrin; some infants may experience stool changes or mild reflux

• Higher protein and sugar content than Stage 1 formulas—may cause constipation in sensitive infants

• Not medically necessary—some pediatric advice suggests continuing with Stage 1 through 12 months if well tolerated