ZEROLAC

Zerolac Powder is a spray-dried powder formulated for children who have primary lactose intolerance, secondary lactose intolerance following acute and chronic diarrhoea, and allergy to cow/buffalo milk protein. This lactose-free infant milk substitute should only be used in cases of diarrhoea due to lactose intolerance and should be withdrawn if there is an improvement in the symptoms of intolerance. This formula powder helps in the proper digestion of nutrients and aids in the weight management of the child.

Key Ingredients:
Maltodextrin, Soya Protein Isolate, Edible Vegetable Oils (Coconut Oil And Groundnut Oil), Medium Chain Triglycerides, Minerals, Emulsifier, Vitamins, L-Methionine, Taurine, Carnitine And Antioxidant

Key Benefits:

• MCT is useful for feeding newborn infants to assist growth in their initial years and contribute to their physiological development

• It helps in the absorption of calcium and magnesium

• It is used for babies who are lactose and sucrose intolerant

Good to know:

• Lactose and sucrose free

• Vegetarian

Suitable For:
Infants

Allergen Information:
Does not contain milk or milk products

Product Form: Powder

Directions for Use:

• Wash the bowl and spoon thoroughly with soap and water. Then boil in water for 5 minutes

• Boil drinking water in a separate vessel for at least 15 minutes and leave it till lukewarm

• Take the measured quantity of the powder in a previously sterilised wide-mouth bowl

• Add the required quantity of lukewarm water and stir well to get an evenly mixed feed

• Once the feed is prepared, use it within half an hour; otherwise, microbial deterioration of the product may set it

• Use freshly prepared feed each time and discard any left-over feed

Storage:

• After opening the pack, the contents should immediately be transferred to an empty, clean and dry airtight container

• Replace the lid tightly after every use and store in a cool, dry place

• Ensure the enclosed scoop is thoroughly washed and dried before use

• After opening, use the contents within 3 weeks or the expiry date, whichever is earlier