SIMILAC
Similac Go & Grow 360 Total Care by Similac Toddler Nutritional Drink With 5 HMOs,Powder,24-oz Can
Note: This product is imported from the United States of America.
- WHOLE-TODDLER SUPPORT||: For immune support, brain development, and digestive health
- DIGESTIVE HEALTH: The first toddler nutritional drink with an exclusive blend of 5 HMO prebiotics; HMOs support the growth of healthy gut bacteria
- BRAIN & EYE DEVELOPMENT: Our exclusive blend of DHA for brain and eye development, lutein to support eye health, and vitamin E to support developing cells
- NO ARTIFICIAL GROWTH HORMONES: Also has no palm olein oil and is non-GMO§
- EBT ELIGIBLE: Eligible to be purchased with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits in select stores
| Brand | Similac |
| Size | 1.50 Pound (Pack of 1) |
| Item Form | Powder |
| Age Range (Description) | Infant |
| Shelf Life | 549 Days |
This product is imported from USA
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Imported from USA
Similac Go & Grow 360 Total Care by Similac Toddler Nutritional Drink With 5 HMOs,Powder,24-oz Can
Go & Grow 360 Total Care by Similac* is the first US toddler nutritional drink with 5 HMOs. HMO prebiotics support digestive health and feed good bacteria in the gut, where 70% of the immune system exists. Two servings† have 28 key nutrients to support growth and development . Go & Grow 360 Total Care has our exclusive blend of DHA for brain and eye development, lutein to support eye health, and vitamin E to support developing cells. It has no artificial growth hormones‡ and is non-GMO.§ Designed for toddlers ages 12-36 months old. * Not for children with galactosemia. † 1 serving is defined as 15g powder mixed into 4 fl oz of water. ‡ No significant difference has been shown between milk derived from rbST-treated and non-rbST-treated cows. § Ingredients not genetically engineered. || Go & Grow Toddler Drinks are not for sole source nutrition.
