Similac Plus Stage 4 Follow-Up Formula (18 to 24 months) Powder

Overview Similac Plus Stage 4 Follow-Up Formula (18 to 24 months) Powder

Abbott Similac Follow-Up Formula Stage 4, a powdered infant milk substitute for babies aged 18-24 months, promotes healthy growth and development. This formula includes Human Milk Oligosaccharides (HMOs), nucleotides, DHA, lutein, natural vitamin E, omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, arachidonic acid (AA), choline, iron, taurine, iodine, folic acid, and zinc – nutrients vital for bolstering a baby's immune system, brain function, and visual acuity.

Primary Ingredients of Similac Plus Stage 4 Follow-Up Formula (18 to 24 months) Powder

Dry milk solids, coconut, high-oleic sunflower, medium-chain triglyceride, low-erucic rapeseed, and soybean oils, corn syrup, whey protein isolate, fructooligosaccharides (1.6%), minerals, arachidonic acid (AA) from *Mortierella alpina* oil, soy lecithin, choline bitartrate, docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) from *Schizochytrium* sp. oil, vitamins**, nucleotides, taurine, mixed tocopherols, and lutein.

Major Benefits of Similac Plus Stage 4 Follow-Up Formula (18 to 24 months) Powder:

• Similac Plus incorporates a proprietary blend of immune-supporting nutrients, including HMOs and nucleotides, to lessen the likelihood of infections.
• It bolsters the immune system.
• This formulation also contains DHA, lutein, and naturally sourced vitamin E to promote healthy brain and eye development.

How to Use Similac Plus Stage 4 Follow-Up Formula (18 to 24 months) Powder:

Mix one level scoop (about 5.1 grams) of powder with 30 milliliters of water, or dissolve 151 grams of powder in one liter of water. Always follow your pediatrician's instructions regarding your infant's dosage.

Safety Instruction of Similac Plus Stage 4 Follow-Up Formula (18 to 24 months) Powder:

• Maintaining optimal infant health requires meticulous and sanitary preparation of infant formula or breast milk substitute.
• Insufficient scoops will result in inadequate nutrition for your baby due to the diluted formula.
• Exceeding the recommended dosage is unsafe; the concentrated formula lacks the necessary hydration for your baby.
• Avoid microwaving baby formula; doing so risks severe burns.
• A healthcare professional should always be consulted before using infant formula or infant milk substitutes, to determine necessity and ensure correct administration.