Nutribén® R.N. LOW WEIGHT

Nutribén® R.N. LOW WEIGHT is a baby formula, suitable for newborns and onwards, designed to meet the needs of a premature newborn and/or low birth weight babies.

The main characteristic of this formula is that it provides extra energy and protein which is easy to absorb and guarantees the fast and proper growth of the baby.1-3

It is also composed of:

  • Nucleotides, which encourage maturation of the intestinal tract and improve your baby’s immune system.4-10
  • Long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids that improve intestinal development, encourage cognitive development (7 points of the mental development index), visual acuity and maturation of the central nervous system.11-14
  • Easy to digest and absorb medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs), which improve problems with nutrient absorption.15

– Check ingredients and product analysis.

Dosage table

This table is based on average requirements, and may only be varied if indicated by your doctor.
The amount per shot and the number of shots per day will be based on the weight and individual energy needs, according to the indications of the pediatrician.

Total amount per Feed
Levelled scoops*
Boiled water (ml.)
35
1
30
70
2
60
100
3
90
140
4
120
170
5
150
200
6
180

*One levelled scoop is equal to approximately 5.4 g.

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Description

IMPORTANT: Breast milk is the best milk for your baby. This product is recommended when breastfeeding is not possible or insufficient. You should follow your competent healthcare professional’s advice.

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