NAN CARE Probiotic Drops FAQs
Here are some common questions and answers about NAN CARE Probiotic Drops
YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Why can’t I find NAN CARE Probiotic Drops for Infant Colic Relief or NAN CARE Probiotic Drops with Vitamin D for Infant Immune Health?
Sadly, these products have been discontinued. Please speak to your healthcare professional for recommendations for alternative products. NAN CARE Probiotic Drops for Everyday Gut Health is still available.
Can you put NAN CARE in formula?
NAN CARE Probiotic Drops can be added to infant formula, see usage instructions below.
Usage instructions
• Use 5 drops once daily. Shake well before each use.
• Turn the bottle to a 45°angle to slowly form a drop.
• For babies, drops can be dispensed onto the breast, or added to breast milk or formula.
• Drops can also be dispensed onto a sterile spoon.
• No need to refrigerate. Just store below 25°C.
Does NAN CARE need to be refrigerated?
No. Store below 25°C
What Is NAN CARE Used For?
Nestlé NAN CARE Probiotic Drops are developed to support the digestive health of growing infants and children from birth. NAN CARE is backed by over 155 years Nestlé expertise in paediatric nutrition.
Learn more about NAN CARE Probiotic Drops For Everyday Gut & Digestive Health
What are probiotics?
Probiotics are live microorganisms that, when consumed in adequate amounts, can help improve and restore the gut flora.
Can NAN CARE supplements be used from birth?
Yes, Nestlé NAN CARE Probiotic Drops are suitable from birth for all healthy term infants.
Where is NAN CARE made?
Nestlé NAN CARE Probiotic Drops are made in Sweden.
Are NAN CARE Probiotic Drops certified Halal?
Yes.
Once the product has passed its use by date can I still use it?
No, once NAN CARE has passed its use by date, please discard or replace accordingly.
Are there any known side effects of NAN CARE?
No. If symptoms persist, please seek the guidance of a healthcare professional.
Is it 5 drops for a newborn and 5 drops for a 6 month old?
Yes, it is the same dose for all infants.
I’m having trouble getting 5 drops onto my breast during one feed. Is it ok to do 2 drops now and 3 drops in another feed during the same day?
Yes, while it is recommended to provide the dose in one feed, it is ok as long as the recommended dose (5 drops) is provided daily.
Where can I buy NAN CARE?
Nestlé NAN CARE Probiotic Drops are available at select pharmacies, Coles and online via Amazon.
My baby has had a reaction - I think it's the drops. What should I do?
Discontinue use for now and consult your health care professional.
My child is getting really fussy and has started solids. Can I add NAN CARE to solids? (e.g. custard, veggies)
Nestlé NAN CARE Probiotic Drops can be added to cold solids. Heat kills the probiotics so avoid adding to hot food.
Is the cap on the bottle a tamper evident one?
Yes, the cap on the bottle is tamper-evident.
Is the bottle made out of glass or plastic?
The bottle containing NAN CARE Probiotic Drops is made out of glass.
Are there any allergens in NAN CARE?
NAN CARE Probiotic Drops contain medium chain triglyceride oil and the probiotic culture. Neither of these ingredients require a health warning, or contain an allergenic substance, according to Schedule 1 of the Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code (No. 2) 2018.
In addition, NAN CARE Probiotic Drops do not contain any substance derived from bees (e.g. propolis), nor are there any common food allergens in this product (including the substrate on which the probiotic is grown).
What are the ‘common food allergens’:
- Peanut
- Tree nuts (namely almond, Brazil nut, cashew, hazelnut, macadamia, pecan, pine nut, pistachio and walnut)
- Milk
- Eggs
- Sesame seed
- Fish
- Crustacea
- Mollusc
- Soybean
- Gluten containing cereals (namely barley, oats and rye)
- Wheat
- Lupin
- Added sulphites in concentrations of 10mg/kg or more
Is NAN CARE suitable for vegans / vegetarians?
NAN CARE Probiotic Drops for Everyday Gut & Digestive Health are suitable for vegans and vegetarians.
If you are considering a vegan diet for your child, please speak to your doctor or an accredited practicing dietitian first.
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