Enfamil O-Lac Powder 400g is a specialized infant formula designed for infants who require a lactose-free or lactose-reduced feeding option, depending on the product formulation and manufacturer's indication. It provides nutritional support during infancy while being formulated for babies who may have difficulty tolerating lactose.

Enfamil O-Lac should be prepared exactly according to the instructions on the packaging. Parents should consult a pediatrician before changing an infant's formula, particularly if the baby has persistent diarrhea, vomiting, poor feeding, allergies or inadequate weight gain.

Key Features

• Specialized infant formula
• Designed for infants requiring a lactose-free feeding option
• Provides nutritional support during infancy
• Convenient powdered formulation
• 400g pack size

Benefits

• Provides essential nutrients for infant nutrition
• May be suitable for babies who require lactose-free feeding
• Supports normal growth and development
• Convenient alternative when recommended by a healthcare professional

Preparation & Feeding

• Follow the exact preparation instructions printed on the product packaging.
• Wash hands and sterilize feeding equipment before preparation.
• Use the recommended amount of water and formula powder.
• Do not change the powder-to-water ratio.
• Discard leftover prepared formula according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Precautions

• Use only according to the recommended age/stage.
• Consult a pediatrician before switching your baby's formula.
• Lactose intolerance and cow's-milk-protein allergy are different conditions; a lactose-free formula may not be appropriate for every baby with digestive symptoms.
• Seek medical advice if your baby develops persistent diarrhea, vomiting, dehydration, blood in the stool, poor feeding or poor weight gain.

FAQs

Q1: What is Enfamil O-Lac Powder 400g used for?

Enfamil O-Lac is a specialized infant formula intended for babies who require a lactose-free or lactose-reduced feeding option, depending on the specific formulation.

Q2: Is Enfamil O-Lac suitable for babies with lactose intolerance?

It may be suitable when lactose intolerance is confirmed or suspected, but the appropriate formula should be selected with advice from a pediatrician.

Q3: Is lactose intolerance the same as a milk allergy?

No. Lactose intolerance involves difficulty digesting lactose, while cow's-milk-protein allergy involves an immune reaction to milk proteins. A lactose-free formula is not necessarily suitable for babies with a milk-protein allergy.

Q4: How should Enfamil O-Lac be prepared?

Prepare it exactly according to the manufacturer's instructions on the packaging. Use the specified amount of water and powder.

Q5: Can I use more powder to make the formula stronger?

No. Do not alter the recommended powder-to-water ratio unless specifically instructed by a healthcare professional.