Colief Infant Drops (7ml) features a sleeping baby on the box and provides relief from digestive discomfort using a lactase enzyme supplement that reduces lactose in breast milk or formula. Suitable from birth, it offers 42 servings and includes storage and usage instructions. Zoom in
The yellow and purple label on Colief Infant Drops (7ml) provides storage instructions, caution warnings, and contact details, including a helpline number, email, and website to address concerns about digestive discomfort with lactase enzyme support. Zoom in
The image shows a label for Colief Infant Drops (7ml) by Colief, showcasing lactase enzyme to alleviate digestive discomfort. Instructions suggest adding drops to babys milk. Nutritional info and ingredients are provided, with Crosscare Ltd., Dublin, Ireland as the manufacturer. Zoom in
Colief Ref: CLF101

Colief Infant Drops (7ml)

£9.09
£9.09 per unit
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Key features
  • Lactase enzyme drops
  • 42 servings
  • Clinically proven
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Can be added to the baby’s milk each time you breast or bottle feed.
Do not give the drops to your baby directly.
Please read the enclosed leaflet carefully.
7ml
From birth
Do not use if the seal is broken on the bottle.
Store at or below room temperature (max 25°C).
Once opened, keep refrigerated and discard after 6 weeks.
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