Blemil 3 Optimum Evolution 800 grams

- A2 protein: promotes gentler digestion compared to conventional A1/A2 proteins.
- IM1 PRO® (6 probiotics): patented blend including B. infantis IM1 to contribute to a balanced gut microbiota.
- HMOs (5 oligosaccharides of breast milk): 2'-FL, DFL, LNT, 3'-SL and 6'-SL, associated with immunological support.
- No added sugars: helps reduce the risk of cavities and establish habits without added sugars.
- Balanced nutritional profile: lower protein and saturated fat content vs. cow's milk, with 8 vitamins and 9 key minerals, including vitamin D.
- Palm oil free: improves the product's lipid profile.
- Contains DHA: supports neurological and visual development.
- Prebiotics (FOS, inulin): complement probiotic action to promote healthy intestinal flora.

For what age is this formula indicated?
Suitable for children aged 1 to 3 years as part of a balanced diet and the transition from infant feeding to familiar foods.

How do you prepare a shot?
Use the included measuring scoop; one scoop is equivalent to 4.8 g of the product. The recommended ratio is 4.8 g per 30 ml of water. Administer immediately after preparation and do not reuse any remaining contents.

Does it replace breast milk?
Breast milk is the primary food for infants. This product is formulated as a growing-up formula for children 1–3 years of age and can be used as part of complementary feeding; the decision to replace or combine it with breastfeeding should be made in consultation with a healthcare professional.

Does it contain added sugars or palm oil?
It contains no added sugars or palm oil.

Does it contain probiotics and HMOs?
Yes. It incorporates the IM1 PRO® probiotic blend (6 strains) and five oligosaccharides from breast milk: 2'-FL, DFL, LNT, 3'-SL and 6'-SL.

Is it suitable for babies with milk protein allergy?
Not suitable for children with milk protein allergies. Contains milk proteins and lactose.

Does it contain potential allergens?
Contains milk and dairy products; also includes fish oil (source of DHA). Contains L-phenylalanine, so this should be taken into consideration in cases of phenylketonuria.

How much should be given per day?
Daily amounts depend on the child's age, appetite, and energy needs; it is recommended to adjust according to the pediatrician's instructions, avoiding exceeding the recommendations for infant feeding.

Can it be used in children's recipes?
Yes. It can be used as a liquid base in preparations for children over 12 months old, integrated into porridges or warm preparations according to the age and appropriate texture.

Use the included measuring scoop; one scoop is equivalent to 4.8 g of the product. The preparation ratio is 4.8 g per 30 ml of water. The product should be administered immediately after preparation, and any unused portion should not be reused. After each use, the can should be properly closed and stored in a cool, dry place; follow the consumption and expiration date instructions on the packaging.

This product is suitable for children aged 1 to 3 years. Not recommended for individuals with dairy allergies. Breast milk remains the primary food source; if you have any questions about breastfeeding or complementary feeding, consult a healthcare professional. Do not reuse leftover bottle or cup after feeding. Contains milk, lactose, and fish oil (DHA). Contains L-phenylalanine (warning for individuals with phenylketonuria).

800 gram container.

Demineralized whey (milk), maltodextrin, vegetable oils (high oleic sunflower, nabina, sunflower), skim milk, A2 skim milk (5%), dairy fat (milk), fructooligosaccharides, inulin, minerals (potassium, chloride, calcium, phosphorus, sodium, magnesium, iron, zinc, copper, manganese, iodine, selenium), fish oil (DHA), flavor, mixture 2'-fucosyl-lactose/difucosyl-lactose (2'-FL/DFL) (milk), vitamins (C, E, niacin, pantothenic acid, riboflavin, thiamine, A, B6, folic acid, K, biotin, D, B12), choline, lacto-N-tetraose (LNT) (milk), inositol, emulsifier (sunflower lecithin), taurine, nucleotides (cytidine, uridine, adenosine, inosine, guanosine), L-phenylalanine, antioxidants (mixture of tocopherols, ascorbyl palmitate), L-carnitine, sodium salt of 6'-sialylactose (6'-SL); (milk), sodium salt of 3'-sialylactose (3'-SL) (milk), bifidobacteria and lactobacilli (L. rhamnosus HN001, B. bifidum, B. breve, B. infantis IM1, L. helveticus, L. rhamnosus R11) 1x10⁹ CFU/100 g, acidity corrector (citric acid).

Recommended recipe: Warm porridge of oats and fruit for 1-3 years
Ingredients (single serving, for a child 1–3 years): 180 ml of prepared formula (equivalent to 6 scoops = 6 × 4.8 g in 180 ml of water), 10–15 g of fine oat flakes, 30 g of apple puree or ripe banana, 1 small teaspoon of high oleic acid vegetable oil (optional for lipid contribution).
Preparation: Prepare the formula according to the indicated ratio (6 scoops per 180 ml). In a saucepan, mix the oat flakes with the prepared formula and heat until the desired consistency is reached, stirring until smooth. Add the fruit puree and oil, if applicable, and let it cool slightly before serving, adjusting the consistency to suit the child's age. Nutritional information: Provides carbohydrates from the oats and fruit, protein and micronutrients from the formula, and lipids from the optional addition; suitable as a nutritional supplement within an infant's diet.

Suggested diet for a child aged 1–3 years (example of a day integrated with the growth formula):
Breakfast: 180–200 ml of prepared formula (Blemil 3) + a portion of chopped fruit and 1–2 tablespoons of whole grain cereal.
Mid-morning: Natural yogurt or a piece of fruit.
Meal: Purée or adapted family dish with vegetables, protein (chicken, fish, or legumes), and a portion of cereal. Water to drink.
Snack: Warm porridge based on prepared formula (see recipe) or wholemeal bread with avocado.
Dinner: 150–180 ml of prepared formula if appropriate, along with vegetables and a light protein source.
Hydration and habits: water as needed; avoid sugary drinks. In the case of breastfeeding in children within this age range, formula can be included in the combined feeding plan; adjustments to feedings and volume should be made with guidance from a healthcare professional. This dietary guideline is part of the broader context of infant and baby nutrition and does not replace individualized assessment by a pediatrician or pediatric nutritionist.