Jovie Stage 2 Organic Goat Milk Formula (800g) - 18 Cans

What are the benefits of goat milk formula over cow milk formula?
In a nutshell, the benefits of goat milk formula over cow milk formula are as follows: Goat milk formula is closer in composition to human milk than cow milk formula is, making it easier for some babies to digest. It contains smaller fat globules and different proteins, which may be gentler on sensitive stomachs. Also, milk typically contains two main types of beta-casein protein, which are A1 and A2 beta-casein. Goat milk is naturally A2 or in other words, free from A1 beta-casein. Unlike cow's milk which is typically A1, A2 goat’s milk is better suited to sensitive tummies because it is digested quickly and more easily by babies.

Can I use Jovie Stage 2 formula as a sole source of nutrition for my baby?
While it is nutritionally complete, it is recommended for Jovie Stage 1 formula to be used alongside complementary feeding from 6 months onwards.

Is Jovie Stage 2 formula organic?
Yes, Jovie formula is certified EU organic.

Can I switch between regular formula and goat milk formula?
Yes, as long as it is recommended and monitored by your pediatrician. Always rely on the guidance of a healthcare professional.

Does Jovie Stage 2 have iron?
Yes, Jovie Stage 2 formula contains 0.9 mg of iron per 100 ml of prepared formula.

Does Jovie Stage 2 contain palm oil?
No, Jovie Stage 2 formula is free from palm oil.

Is Jovie Stage 2 formula lactose-free?
No, Jovie Stage 2 formula does contain lactose. It is not suitable for babies with lactose-intolerance.

Is Jovie Stage 2 suitable for lactose intolerant babies?
No, Jovie Stage 2 formula contains lactose, so it is not suitable for lactose intolerant babies. Consult with your pediatrician on what formula to use for lactose intolerance, and make sure to receive a correct diagnosis, as lactose intolerance in infants is extremely rare.

Can Jovie Stage 2 cause constipation?
Jovie Stage 2 formula can help with constipation because goat milk is generally easier to digest, however, some babies can still suffer from constipation even with goat formula. It ultimately depends on each baby's individual digestive system.

What should I do if my baby doesn't tolerate goat milk formula well?
Stop using Jovie Stage 2 formula immediately and consult your pediatrician.

Where can I buy Jovie Stage 2 formula?
You can buy Jovie formula on the Organic's Best online store.

How should I prepare Jovie Stage 2 formula?
To prepare Jovie Stage 2 formula, begin by boiling fresh drinking water and allowing it to cool to approximately 40°-50° C (104°-122° F). Next, add half of the required water to the bottle. Using a measuring spoon, carefully scoop the formula powder and level it on the spoon, then add the advised amount of formula to the bottle. Afterward, securely close the bottle and shake it thoroughly to ensure proper mixing. Continuing the process, add the remaining water to the bottle and shake it thoroughly once again to achieve a consistent mixture. Afterward, cool the formula to a suitable drinking temperature of approximately 37° C (98.6° F). It's essential to check the temperature using a thermometer or the inside of your wrist to guarantee that it's safe for your baby to consume.

How many ounces of prepared Jovie Stage 2 formula does one box make?
One can of Jovie Stage 2 makes approximately 208 fluid ounces of prepared formula, which would be equivalent to 41.6 bottles of 5 ounces.

What is the storage life of Jovie Stage 2 formula?
When the container of Jovie Stage 2 formula remains unopened and stored in a cool, dry place, it can be used up until the expiration date printed on the package. Once you open the formula container, it should be used within 3 weeks.

How long does prepared formula last?
Ideally, you should be preparing a bottle just before you feed. Storing or freezing formula is not recommended. The prepared formula is good for 2 hours at room temperature if unused, and 1 hour once feeding has begun. Make sure to throw away any remaining formula after feeding.