Novalac Infant Dha & Ara (0-12 Month)

If you’re a parent looking to give your baby the best nutritional start, Novalac Infant DHA & ARA (0-12 Month) is a nourishing formula designed to support your baby’s growth and development from day one. Enriched with essential nutrients like DHA and ARA—key for brain and eye development—it’s gentle on little tummies and perfect for daily use. This milk formula is a reliable go-to option for parents who want peace of mind knowing their infant is getting balanced nutrition even if breastfeeding isn’ always possible. While generally well-tolerated, some babies may experience mild symptoms such as slight gas, soft stools, or fussiness, but don’ worry—these are usually temporary as your baby adjusts.

This formula is specially made for newborns to 12-month-old infants who need complete nutrition when breastfeeding is not an option or needs to be supplemented. It supports healthy growth while providing key ingredients vital for brain and visual development.

This premium infant formula provides complete nutrition tailored for your baby’s first year. With added DHA & ARA—important fatty acids found in breastmilk—it helps promote optimal brain and eye development. Clinically tested for safety and effectiveness, Novalac is made from high-quality ingredients and is certified halal, making it suitable for Muslim families. It is designed to be gentle on delicate digestive systems and easily fits into your baby’s daily routine.

It works by mimicking the essential nutrients found in breastmilk. The formula contains DHA and ARA that contribute to cognitive and visual development, as well as proteins, vitamins, and minerals that support overall growth and immunity during your baby’s crucial first year.

Mix the recommended number of scoops with warm boiled water according to the feeding guide provided on the packaging. Shake well until fully dissolved before feeding.

The recommended dosage varies according to age and weight. Typically, infants are given 6–8 feeds per day, with 90ml – 240ml per feed depending on their stage. Always follow your paediatrician’s advice.

• Mild gas
• Slight bloating
• Soft or irregular stools
• Temporary fussiness