PREPARATION

Please observe the instructions for use exactly when preparing infant formula. Improper preparation or storage of prepared bottles for a longer period of time can be harmful to health as a result of the growth of unwanted bacteria. Prepare formula freshly prior to each meal and feed the baby at once. Important: cool bottles down to the right drinking temperature (37 °C) – otherwise risk of scalding. Do not use leftover HA.

Clean bottles, teats and rings thoroughly. Do not heat formula in the microwave (risk of scalding). Reseal opened sachets carefully after use. Store in a cool and dry place and use up within 3 weeks.

	Boil the required quantity of water and allow to cool off to 70 °C (or heat Humana Baby Water to 70 °C).
	Pour about half the required amount of water into the clean bottle.
	Take roughly a spoonful of powder (using the Humana measuring scoop supplied) and level off with the blade of a knife, or similar. Add the required quantity of powder to the bottle.
	Close the bottle and shake well. Then add the remaining water and shake the bottle again hard. Note: protect your hands from the hot bottle (use a cloth).
	Cool off formula to drinking temperature: in a bowl of water or under the cold tap (for about 5–7 mins.).
	Shake the bottle again once briefly, attach teat and check again that the contents are at the right drinking temperature (37 °C) – otherwise risk of scalding.

 

Take care that your baby is nowhere near while the bottle is being prepared (risk of splashing and scalding).

Amount for drinking and quantities

Every baby is different and for this reason the quantities suggested for drinks are only rough guidelines.

Baby’s age	Water (ml)	Measuring scoop	Ready-to-use formula (ml)	Liquid meals per day
Week 1	According to instructions from the doctor or midwife
Week 2-8	90	3	100	7-8
3rd month	120	4	130	6-7
4th month	150	5	170	5-6
4 month+	180	6	200	4-5

 

Please only use the measuring scoop supplied with the pack (quantity of powder per measuring scoop approx. 4.3 g).

ingredients & Composition

Ingredients: lactose, vegetable oils, whey perteinhydrolysat, starch, maltodextrin, emulsifier: diglycerides of fatty acids, animal oils (egg oil, fish oil), calcium orthophosphates, calcium carbonate, potassium chloride, magnesium carbonate, potassium citrate, sodiumchlorid, vitamin combination (vitamin C, vitamin E, niacin, pantothenic acid, vitamin B2, vitamin B1, vitamin A, vitamin B6, folic acid, vitamin K, biotin, vitamin D3, vitamin B12), choline hydrogen tartrate, inositol, sodium citrate, taurine, ferrous lactate, zinc sulphate, l-carnitine, copper sulphate, zinc oxide, potassium iodate, manganese sulphate, sodium selenite.
 

Contains on average		100 g powder	100 ml ready to drink Nutrition
calorific value	kJ	2097	273
	kcal	501	65
protein	g	11,8	1,5
carbohydrates	g	58,0	7,5
of which:
glucose	g	0,1	<0,1
lactose	g	39,8	5,2
maltose	g	0,3	<0,1
dextrin	g	7,4	1,0
starch	g	10,4	1,4
fat	g	24,6	3,2
of which:
saturated fatty acids	g	8,5	1,1
simple unsaturated fatty acids	g	11,1	1,4
polyunsaturated fatty acids	g	4,9	0,6
arachidonic acid	mg	49,2	6,4
docosahexaenoic acid	mg	49,2	6,4
minerals
sodium	mg	185	24
potassium	mg	565	73
calcium	mg	470	61
magnesium	mg	60	8
phosphorus	mg	300	39
chloride	mg	390	51
trace elements
iron	mg	4,8	0,6
zinc	mg	4,1	0,5
copper	µg	280	36
iodine	µg	82	11
manganese	µg	50	6,5
selenium	µg	16	2,1
fluoride	µg	210	27
vitamins
vitamin A	µg	515	67
vitamin D	µg	6,3	0,8
vitamin E	mg	12,5	1,6
vitamin K	µg	40	5,2
vitamin B1	µg	515	67
vitamin B2	µg	740	96
vitamin B6	µg	470	61
vitamin B12	µg	0,94	0,1
vitamin C	mg	70	9,1
niacin	µg	4450	579
pantothenic acid	µg	2715	353
folic acid	µg	86	11
biotin	µg	13,8	1,8
choline	mg	92	12
inositol	mg	40	5,2
l-carnitine	mg	13	1,7

The results of the analysis are subject to fluctuation as is normal with natural perducts.

important notice

...for baby’s nutrition
Breastfeeding exclusively is ideal for your baby in the first 6 months. As with any follow-on formula, Humana HA 1 should not be used as a substitute for breastmilk in the first 6 months, but generally not until after the 6th month as part of mixed feeding. Depending on your baby’s rate of growth and development you may already be able to introduce follow-on formula into your baby’s feeding plan sooner as part of mixed feeding. Similarly, nor should you change over to a non-hypoallergenic infant formula or supplement with solids at any point until you have first consulted your doctor. Humana HA 2 may not be used where there is an allergy to cow’s milk protein, lactose intolerance, galactosemia and glucose-galactose malabsorption.

...keeping your baby’s teeth healthy
Don’t leave your child with the bottle as a substitute for a dummy or for sucking on constantly. Like breastmilk, infant formula contains carbohydrates (e.g. lactose), which, in frequent and constant contact with teeth, may cause damage to the teeth from caries and thus result in secondary damage. A bottle-fed meal should not take longer than breastfeeding.
 

Guarantee of quality

All Humana products

• are developed and produced exclusively in Germany
• are based on 60 years’ experience of nutrition for infants
• are developed by researchers – always in accordance with the latest scientific findings

Humana – for the love of children