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Hipp Combiotik 3 Pulver EKO - Breast milk substitute - 600g
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Hipp Combiotik 3 Pulver EKO - Breast milk substitute - 600g
HiPP COMBIOTIK® 3,600g from 10 months, is a milk-based nutritional supplement made from gentle organic raw materials. It can be used as a supplement/milk drink to an otherwise varied diet but also as an alternative to cow's milk. Compared to milk, Combiotik 3 contains less protein and salt and a greater amount of unsaturated fatty acids, as well as an enrichment of, for example, iron. HiPP COMBIOTIK® 3 is a product of the highest organic quality that contains the dietary fiber GOS (Galactooligosaccharides) from lactose.
Ingredients: Skimmed MILK powder*, lactose* (MILK), vegetable oil* (palm*, rapeseed*, sunflower oil*), fiber (galacto-oligosaccharides* from LACTOSE), FISH Oil**, minerals (potassium, calcium, chloride, phosphorus, sodium, magnesium, iron, zinc, copper, iodine, manganese, selenium), L-tryptophan, vitamins (vitamin C, vitamin E, pantothenic acid, niacin, vitamin A, vitamin B6, thiamin, folic acid (calcium-L-methylfolate****), vitamin K, biotin, vitamin D), stabilizer (lactic acid), lactic acid culture (Limosilactobacillus fermentum hereditum®***). *Organic ingredient **Contains docosahexaenoic acid (DHA). A daily intake of 100 mg of DHA contributes to normal vision development in infants up to 12 months.
Nutritional value per 100 g: energy 251 Kilojoules, energy 60 Kilocalories, fat 3.3 Grams, of which saturated fat 1.4 Grams, of which unsaturated fat 1.5 Grams, carbohydrate 6 Grams, of which sugars 6 Grams, fiber 0.4 Grams, protein 1.4 Grams, sodium 20 Milligrams, vitamin A 49 Micrograms, Vitamin D 1.6 Micrograms, Vitamin E 0.8 Milligrams, Vitamin C 9 Milligrams, Thiamine 0.045 Milligrams, Riboflavin 0.13 Milligrams, Niacin 0.3 Milligrams, Vitamin B6 0.046 Milligrams, Folic Acid 11.3 Micrograms, Vitamin B12 0.17 Micrograms, Biotin 2.5 Micrograms, Pantothenic Acid 0.31 Milligrams, Potassium 80 Milligrams, Chlorine 45 Milligrams, Calcium 73 Milligrams, Phosphorus 41 Milligrams, Magnesium 7.5 Milligrams, Iron 0.9 Milligrams, Zinc 0.5 Milligrams, Copper 0.048 Milligrams, Manganese 0.004 Milligrams, Fluorine 0.01 Milligrams, Selenium 3.5 Micrograms, Iodine 14 Micrograms, VITK 3.4 Micrograms
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