0-1 year old: Meiji Hohoemi Easy Formula Cubes

Essential nutrients such as calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg) chloride, calcium carbonate, potassium (K) chloride, potassium carbonate, vitamin C (V.C), inositol, cholesterol, taurine, iron pyrophosphate, calcium chloride, zinc sulfate, sodium cytidylic acid, vitamin E (V.E), calcium pantothenate, sodium uridylate, L-carnitine, niacin, sodium inosinate, sodium guanylate, 5'-AMP, copper sulfate, vitamin B1 (V.B1), vitamin A (V.A), vitamin B6 (V.B6), vitamin B2 (V.B2), carotene, folic acid, biotin, vitamin K (V.K), vitamin D (V.D), and vitamin B12 (V.B12).

Country of origin: Japan
Expiry Date: At least 6 months from current date
Age range: From birth to 1 year old
Weight (excluding packaging):
Sampling Pack - 108g
Medium Pack - 540g
Large Pack - 1620g

Meiji Hohoemi Cubes is an innovative Japanese infant formula packed in convenient and hygienic tabs.

It is the first tab-shaped infant formula in the world and is made using a proprietary production method without adding any additives.

One cube or tab is for 40ml of water. No need of measurement.

Just insert the cubes inside the baby bottle and add hot water. You can mix the formula spill-free without a spoon.

Each pouch contains 5 cubes inside and unused pouches can be kept till the expiry date.

Once the bag is opened, you can clip it up and store it at room temperature for up to 1 week.

The Meiji Group was founded in 1916 with the aim of bettering the lives of people and communities through good nutrition.

For more than a century, Meiji products have enriched people's daily lives while benefitting their health.

It is important to dissolve the cubes before feeding them to your baby.

Always seek professional advice from a doctor or nutritionist based on your baby's individual health needs.

Ensure the product's sealed bag is not left open and avoid storing it in places that are humid, exposed to direct sunlight, near fire, or inside a vehicle during hot weather.

Additionally, do not refrigerate or freeze the cubes, and avoid subjecting them to strong impact.