• Extensively Hydrolyzed Protein (HA formula): for infants at risk of allergy — protein broken into small peptides to reduce allergenic potential
• DHA + ARA: brain and visual development
• GOS: gut health
• Iron: preventing deficiency

• Partially hydrolysed protein is broken down into smaller pieces — less likely to trigger allergic reactions
• Suitable for babies at risk of allergy (family history of eczema, asthma, or food allergy)
• Provides complete balanced nutrition for growth
• DHA supports brain and eye development
• Can help reduce risk of developing cow's milk protein allergy

• When your paediatrician recommends HA formula for allergy prevention
• For babies with a first-degree relative (parent or sibling) with allergies
• When breastfeeding is not possible and there is a family history of allergy
• From birth as directed by your doctor

• Always consult your paediatrician before changing or starting an infant formula
• Breast milk is the ideal food for infants; use formula only when necessary or as directed
• Prepare formula exactly as directed on the packaging
• Never dilute or concentrate the formula
• Discard any unused prepared formula after 1 hour at room temperature
• Keep powder sealed and dry; use within 4 weeks of opening
• If baby shows symptoms of allergy (rash, colic, vomiting, diarrhoea), consult your doctor immediately
• HA formula reduces risk but does not eliminate allergy — medical supervision is important

• Follow preparation instructions on the package exactly
• Use clean, sterilised bottles and utensils
• Boil water and allow to cool to 70°C before adding powder
• Add the correct number of scoops as directed
• Cap and shake until completely dissolved
• Allow to cool to feeding temperature before use
• Never use a microwave to warm formula

What is HA formula? Hypoallergenic formula with partially broken-down (hydrolysed) proteins to reduce allergic reactions.

Should all babies use HA? No — only those at increased risk as advised by a paediatrician.