Blemil Comfort Evolution 800 grams

- Formula adapted for infants from birth to 6 months, designed to mimic the nutritional profile of breast milk.
- Formulation designed for easy digestion, reducing the risk of colic and gastrointestinal discomfort.
- Contains DHA and ARA to contribute to brain and visual development.
- Inclusion of nucleotides that support immune functions and overall development.
- Balanced supply of essential macronutrients and micronutrients (vitamins and minerals).
- Compatible with breastfeeding in mixed feeding contexts or as a temporary alternative, subject to prior professional assessment.
- Safe preparation using sterilized utensils and boiled water; instructions and dosage table on the package.
- Practical format for the infant feeding environment and handling in the baby world.

From what age is this formula suitable?
This formula is suitable for infants from birth to 6 months of age. Any changes in feeding should be discussed with your pediatrician.

Can it be used while breastfeeding?
Yes. It can be used as a supplement in mixed feeding regimens or as an alternative when breastfeeding is insufficient or not possible. Coordination with healthcare professionals is recommended to ensure the best nutritional strategy.

Does it reduce the risk of colic and gas?
The formula is designed to aid digestion and minimize digestive discomfort, although individual responses may vary. If symptoms persist, pediatric evaluation is necessary.

Does it contain DHA and ARA?
Yes. It includes essential fatty acids DHA and ARA, associated with brain and visual development in infants.

How do you store it once the package is opened?
The container must be kept closed in a cool, dry place, and the contents used within the period indicated by the manufacturer. Do not use if the container shows signs of deterioration.

Is it suitable for babies with cow's milk protein allergy?
Its suitability should not be assumed in cases of cow's milk protein allergy without medical evaluation; there are specific formulas for allergies or intolerances that a health professional can indicate.

What precautions should be taken during preparation?
Use previously boiled drinking water and sterilized utensils. Follow the feeding chart on the packaging and check the temperature of the bottle before feeding.

Can it be heated in a microwave?
Microwave heating is not recommended due to the risk of hot spots; heating in a water bath or at room temperature is preferable, and uniformity should be checked before administration.

1. Gather boiled drinking water and let it cool to approximately 40°C.
2. Sterilize the bottle and teat or ensure they are clean according to the manufacturer's instructions (wash in a dishwasher or boil if appropriate).
3. Check the dosage table on the packaging and add the indicated amount of powder using the measuring scoop included with the product.
4. Close the bottle and shake until the powder is completely dissolved.
5. Check the temperature of the contents before serving, avoiding hot spots.
6. Discard any unused bottle within the time recommended by the manufacturer after preparation.

- Do not use if the container shows damage, perforations or signs of unauthorized tampering.
- Avoid reconstitution with water of dubious origin or that has been in contact with unsterilized utensils.
- Do not microwave due to the risk of uneven heating; always check the temperature before administering.
- In cases of suspected allergy, food intolerance, persistent vomiting, diarrhea or weight loss, consult the pediatrician immediately.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Strictly follow the manufacturer's dosage chart; altering the concentration may affect the infant's hydration and nutritional intake.
Breast milk is the recommended food for infants; this formula is offered as an alternative or supplement when necessary. Consult a healthcare professional if you have any questions about its use during pregnancy, the perinatal period, or breastfeeding.

A combination of adapted proteins, carbohydrates, and a blend of vegetable oils providing essential fats (including DHA and ARA), nucleotides, vitamins, and minerals essential for infant development (including B vitamins, vitamin D, calcium, and iron). It contains lipids, amino acids, and micronutrients formulated to meet the nutritional requirements of infants during the first 6 months. For detailed quantitative information and allergens, please refer to the label and manufacturer's information.

Suggested recipe: standard baby bottle for infant feeding
- Ingredients: boiled and cooled drinking water; formula powder as per package instructions; sterilized bottle and teat.
- Preparation: Follow the preparation instructions described in the directions for use section. For example: For a small bottle volume, heat previously boiled drinking water to approximately 40°C and add the amount of powder indicated in the dosage table on the package using the included measuring scoop. Shake until completely dissolved and check the temperature before feeding.
Note: Exact powder quantities per volume are found on the product label; this example does not replace the official dosage chart.

Suggested diet with the product (guide only, always consult your pediatrician):
- 0–1 month: exclusively breastfed or formula-fed. If formula-fed, 8–12 feedings per day with small volumes per feeding; adjust according to the infant's demand and the feeding chart.
- 1–3 months: 6–8 daily feedings, with progressive increases in volume per feeding as directed by the pediatrician.
- 3–6 months: 5–7 daily feedings; from 4–6 months, consider introducing complementary feeding according to developmental signs and pediatric recommendations, maintaining formula or breastfeeding as the main source of energy and nutrients.
- During pregnancy and breastfeeding: pregnancy supplements and the donation of breast milk or the use of breast pumps can be part of the feeding plan; the decision to continue breastfeeding, introduce formula or combine both options should be made with professional advice.