• GOS/FOS Prebiotics: prebiotic fiber blend that supports beneficial gut bacteria development
• DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid): omega-3 fatty acid for brain and eye development
• Iron: essential mineral for cognitive development and oxygen transport
• Vitamin D & Calcium: for strong bone and teeth development
• Vitamins A, C, E: immune system support

• Pronutra+ advanced blend supports the natural development of the immune system
• GOS/FOS prebiotic fibers promote healthy gut flora and comfortable digestion
• DHA (Omega-3) supports normal brain and visual development
• Iron, vitamin D, and calcium support healthy growth during the weaning period
• Aptamil is one of the most researched infant nutrition brands globally

• From 6 months onwards as part of a mixed weaning diet
• When transitioning from Stage 1 formula under pediatric guidance
• As a complement to solid foods — not a replacement for a varied diet

• Breastfeeding is best for babies. Follow-on formula should only be used as part of a mixed diet from 6 months.
• Always consult your pediatrician before introducing or changing formula.
• Never heat formula in a microwave — it creates dangerous hot spots.
• Store tin in a cool, dry place and use contents within 4 weeks of opening.
• Always prepare fresh feeds — do not store prepared formula for later use.

• Wash hands thoroughly and sterilize the bottle, nipple, and cap
• Boil fresh water and allow to cool to approximately 40°C
• Add the correct number of level scoops per 30ml water as per the feeding table
• Close the bottle and shake gently until powder is fully dissolved
• Check temperature on your wrist before feeding
• Discard any leftover formula within 1-2 hours — never reheat

What is the difference between Stage 1 and Stage 2?

Stage 2 is designed for babies from 6 months who are starting to eat solid foods. It has adjusted protein and nutrient levels to complement the weaning diet, while Stage 1 is designed as a sole source of nutrition from birth.

Can I mix Aptamil 2 with cereal or baby food?

Yes, you can use prepared formula to mix with baby cereals. However, do not add cereal directly to the bottle as this changes the concentration and can cause digestive issues.

How long does one 400g tin last?

This depends on your baby's daily intake. At 6 months with 3 feeds of 210ml daily, one 400g tin lasts approximately 5-7 days.