similac total comfort 2

After 6 months

From the minute you heard your baby’s heartbeat to the moment he took his first breath, you knew you wanted to be the best mother you could be. To watch with pride as he bravely explores the world around him. To protect him, and guide him with a firm yet gentle hand. Doing everything you can to ensure he grows up strong and healthy, in mind and body. Naturally, you’ll be looking for a milk formula that does the same.

2 out of 3 formula-fed babies experience formula feeding tolerance issues such as gassiness, bloatedness, fussiness (crying), spit-up, constipation, colic and eczema. Your ideal formula would need to support your baby’s total development, especially his rapidly growing body and brain. It would also need to be gentle and easy-to-digest to take care of his daily tummy comfort.

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SIMILAC TOTAL COMFORT 2

PRODUCT INFORMATION
NUTRITIONAL INFO
THE SCIENCE
PREPARATION
GETTING STARTED

PRODUCT INFORMATION

New with 2’-FL.

Added with nucleotides that support your child’s natural body defences.

100% partially hydrolysed whey protein broken down to smaller molecules.
Hypoallergenic.
Lactose-free.

RRR-vitamin E is a natural form of vitamin E. Lutein is an integral part of the eye’s retina.
DHA and AA are building blocks for brain and eye development. Omega 3 & 6 are precursors of DHA and AA.
Taurine helps support overall mental and physical; development.
Choline supports overall mental functions.
A unique vegetable fat blend with no palm oil.

2’-FL is an oligosaccharide that is derived from lactose.
Prebiotics (FOS) support the growth of good bacteria to maintain a healthy digestive system.
Total Potentially Available Nucleotides (TPAN), a blend and level of nucleotides that support your baby’s natural defenses.
Antioxidant system with beta-carotene, plus selenium, zinc, vitamins C and E to help protect cells from free radicals.

Comparison with other major leading brands
New with 2’-FL	✔
Nucleotides	✔	✔	✔
Partially Hydrolysed Whey Protein	✔	✔
Hypoallergenic	✔	✔
Lactose-free	✔
Prebiotics	✔	✔	✔
Added Lutein	✔
DHA / AA	✔	✔	✔
No Palm Oil	✔

NUTRITIONAL INFO

Nutrient	Unit	POWDER (Per 100g)	STANDARD DILUTION* (Per 100ml)
Energy	kcal	482	73
	kJ	2020	307
Protein	g	15.46	2.35
Fat	g	22.43	3.41
Linoleic acid (Omega-6)	g	4.01	0.61
Linolenic acid (Omega-3)	mg	336	51
AA	mg	39	6
DHA	mg	26	4
Carbohydrate	g	55.24	8.40
Dietary fiber (GOS)	g	1.13	0.17
Taurine	mg	31.6	4.8
VITAMINS
Vitamin A	IU	1730	263
Vitamin D3	IU	303	46
Vitamin E	IU	15.8	2.4
Vitamin K1	mcg	48	7.3
Vitamin C	mg	71.7	10.9
Folic acid	mcg	105	16
Thiamine (Vitamin B1)	mg	0.66	0.1
Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)	mg	0.66	0.1
Vitamin B6	mg	0.86	0.13
Vitamin B12	mcg	2.89	0.44
Niacin	mg	8.42	1.28
Pantothenic acid	mg	2.63	0.4
Biotin	mcg	19.7	3
Choline	mg	86.2	13.1
MINERALS
Sodium	mg	191	29
Potassium	mg	836	127
Chloride	mg	553	84
Calcium	mg	750	114
Phosphorus	mg	434	66
Magnesium	mg	56.6	8.6
Iron	mg	7.83	1.19
Zinc	mg	3.68	0.56
Manganese	mcg	197	30
Copper	mcg	428	65
Selenium	mcg	17.8	2.7
Iodine	mcg	161.8	24.6
CAROTENOIDS
Lutein	mcg	72	11
Beta carotene	mcg	46	7
Nucleotide equivalents	mg	17.1	2.6

* Standard reconstitution is 152.0g of powder brought up to one liter with water.

THE SCIENCE

Formula Feeding Intolerance Is Common

Gas, fussiness, spit-up, constipation, eczema and colic are very common formula feeding problems among young children. Marketing research suggests that two out of every three children experience these types of common feeding problems.¹ Intolerance symptoms such as fussiness, gas, spit-up may be due to lactose sensitivity and eczema may be due to cow milk protein sensitivity.² These symptoms can be a source of frustration for both baby and you. The word that is used to refer to these common issues with baby's digestive system is "intolerance".

The Quest for the Best

Follow-on formulas are carefully designed for the nutritional needs of a baby after 6 months, but since your baby’s digestive system is still growing and maturing, it may mean that baby is not able to digest certain nutrients well.

Some ingredients in a formula - for example, lactose, the type of protein, or the fat blend may be difficult for your baby to tolerate. Common feeding problems due to formulas may be addressed by choosing formulas with:

Reduced lactose
Altered protein form & size
Modified fat source

The Breakthrough Approach to Milk Formula

Reduced lactose

Lactose sensitivity can cause abdominal pains, spit-ups, gas and cramps. This happens when the bacteria in baby’s large intestine ferments non-digested lactose to produce gas and other compounds. This can cause bloating and watery stools. Switching to a low lactose formula can be an easy first step to help manage a child’s tolerance issues.

Altered protein form & size

During digestion, proteins are hydrolysed into di- and tripeptides and amino acids that are absorbed into the small intestine.3 Some formulas have their protein source partly broken down (partially hydrolysed) to support easy digestion by babies. Sometimes children with cow milk protein sensitivities may develop eczema - a skin rash characterized by itchy, red, or scaly patches.

guidelines

Ministry of Health Guidelines recommend hypoallergenic^ formula for babies with a family history of allergy who cannot be completely breastfed.4

Modified fat source

The fat blend or source used in the milk formulas may affect your child’s stool consistency and frequency. Some formulas prepared with a predominantly palm olein oil blend could result in harder stools that may be more difficult to pass.5,6

Adding Prebiotics

Prebiotics like GOS have been shown to promote the growth of ‘good’ bacteria in the gut that help suppress the growth of harmful bacteria and maintain a healthy digestive system.