Holle Stage 4

Yes, Holle Stage 4 formula is certified organic by the European Commission. Additionally, the milk used in this formula comes from Demeter-certified biodynamic farms, the highest organic certification in Europe.

Holle Stage 4 formula is suitable for babies starting at 12 months and older.

No, Holle Stage 4 formula is designed to be a complement to a solid food diet. It's recommended to consult your pediatrician on how to incorporate it into your baby's weaning plan.

Yes, Holle Stage 4 formula contains 1 mg of iron per 100 ml of prepared formula.

No, Holle Stage 4 formula does not contain either probiotics or prebiotics.

Yes, Holle Stage 4 formula contains organic palm oil, which is sourced from organic farming.

Yes, Holle Stage 4 formula contains milk products, so it is not suitable for babies with a milk allergy.

Holle Stage 4 formula is generally well tolerated, but if it doesn't agree with your baby, digestive issues, including constipation, may occur. In such cases, consult with your pediatrician.

If your baby doesn’t tolerate Holle Stage 4 formula well, stop using it immediately and consult your pediatrician.

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To prepare Holle Stage 4 formula, start by boiling fresh drinking water and allowing it to cool to around 40°-50° C (104°-122° F). Pour half of the required water into a clean bottle. Use the provided measuring spoon to scoop and level the formula powder, then add the right amount to the bottle. Securely close the bottle and shake well. Add the remaining water and shake again to ensure thorough mixing. Let the formula cool to 37° C (98.6° F) and always check the temperature with a thermometer or by testing on the inside of your wrist before feeding.

One box of Holle Stage 4 makes approximately 164 fluid ounces of prepared formula, which is equivalent to about 32.8 bottles of 5 ounces.

Unopened containers of Holle Stage 4 formula can be stored in a cool, dry place until the expiration date printed on the package. Once opened, it should be used within 2 weeks.

Ideally, formula should be prepared just before feeding. It can be stored at room temperature for up to 2 hours if unused, and for 1 hour after feeding has begun. Any remaining formula should be discarded. If necessary, unused formula can be refrigerated for up to 24 hours.