Enfamil Reguline Baby Formula 553g Features
– Clinically proven to promote soft, comfortable stools within the first week of use
– Formulated with a unique dual prebiotic blend (PDX and GOS) designed to feed beneficial gut flora
– Contains easy-to-digest partially broken-down proteins that are gentle on immature tummies
– Provides complete, balanced everyday infant nutrition from birth through 12 months
– Enriched with expert-recommended DHA and ARA to foster healthy brain and eye development
– Helps alleviate painful straining, hard pellet-like stools, and bowel irregularity
– Gentle enough to be used as baby’s sole everyday formula without losing stool benefits
– Reclosable 553g tub with convenient scoop holder for hygienic, mess-free dispensing
Enfamil Reguline Baby Formula 553g Description
Enfamil Reguline Infant Formula (553g) is specially engineered to help infants pass soft, comfortable stools while providing complete, balanced nutrition for the first full year of life. Experiencing hard stools and painful bowel straining is a common challenge for young babies; Reguline provides a gentle, clinically supported nutritional solution.
The formula combines partially broken-down whey and casein proteins with an exclusive dual prebiotic blend of Polydextrose (PDX) and Galactooligosaccharides (GOS). These prebiotic fibers travel throughout the entire intestinal tract, feeding good bacteria and drawing natural water into the bowels to soften stools naturally.
In addition to digestive comfort, Reguline delivers Mead Johnson’s signature Neuro Complete blend, providing brain-nourishing DHA and ARA alongside essential vitamins and minerals like iron and Vitamin D. It can be used as a routine daily formula to maintain ongoing bowel regularity without causing diarrhea.
To prepare, combine 1 unpacked level scoop of powder with 60ml of boiled, cooled water. Shake thoroughly until mixed.
Storage: Store tub at room temperature. Keep tightly sealed and use within 1 month of opening.
Important: Consult a pediatrician if constipation persists. Breastfeeding is best for babies.
