Colief Infant Drops Lactase Enzyme for Colic Relief - 15ml

Colief Infant Drops Lactase Enzyme for Colic Relief - 15ml

$48.00
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Colief Infant Drops Lactase Enzyme for Colic Relief - 15ml

Colief Infant Drops Lactase Enzyme for Colic Relief - 15ml

$48.00
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Product details

Colief Infant Drops are a natural, gentle solution for babies experiencing colic caused by temporary lactose intolerance. These lactase enzyme drops break down lactose in breast milk, formula and dairy products, making milk easier for your baby to digest and reducing digestive discomfort.

Key Features

  • Contains lactase enzymes that break down lactose in breast milk, formula and dairy products
  • Reduces bloating, gas, wind and crying caused by undigested lactose
  • Safe to use from birth and can be added to milk at every feeding
  • Gentle, natural colic relief without harsh ingredients

How to Use

Add a few drops to your baby's usual milk before each breast feed or formula feed.

Who Is It For

Colief is ideal for babies experiencing colic symptoms related to lactose digestion difficulties, from newborns onwards.

Product Details

Brand Colief
Form Drop
Size 15ml

Frequently asked questions

From what age can I use Colief Infant Drops?

Colief is safe to use from birth.

How do the drops work?

The lactase enzymes in Colief break down lactose found in breast milk, formula and dairy products, making the milk easier for your baby to digest.

How often can I use these drops?

You can use Colief every time you breast feed or formula feed your baby.

What does Colief help with?

Colief helps relieve digestive discomfort, bloating, wind and crying caused by undigested lactose in your baby's milk.

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