Formula Pro Advanced Replacement Powder Container
£15.50
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1 Powder Container compatible with the Formula Pro Advanced
Hand wash only. Do not clean or sterilize in a dishwasher, sterilizer or microwave.
As baby grows
Easy to clean
Time-saving
Universal
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Baby Brezza
As a parent, do you ever wish there was more time in the day? Or wish that the early morning bottle prep wasn’t so inconvenient?
Baby Brezza have worked for years perfecting their state-of-the-art designs to the make the ultimate set of baby essentials – committed to making products that make parents lives easier. With less moving parts, that take less effort to use and are easy to clean, Baby Brezza is designed to save you 10 hours a month!
Is the Baby Brezza Formula Pro Advanced Safe?
Yes, we believe so, but not everyone agrees so we encourage every user to decide what is right for them and their family.
What makes the Baby Brezza machine different to other formula dispensers?
The Formula Pro Advanced makes automatically mixed bottles of formula within 15 seconds, saving us to 30 minutes of your day!
What setting do I need to put my Formula Pro Advanced on?
The setting you use is dependent on the formula you use. All settings can be found following this link: https://babybrezza.com/pages/formula-pro-global-settings-finder
Does the Formula Pro Advanced use boiling water?
No, the Formula Pro Advanced doesn’t use boiling water. The water tank should be filled with bottled water suitable for infant formula preparation, or pre-boiled water, cooled to room temperature (45*C or below).
You can then choose the temperature of the milk that is prepared, from room, body or slightly warmer than body temperature. As a precaution, always check the temperature of formula milk before feeding your baby.
How do I change between ML/OZ on my Formula Pro Advanced?
You can change between ML and OZ to adapt for which ever measurements suits you. Hold down the ML button for 5-10 seconds until you see the change.
My formula is not listed – what do I do?
If you cannot find the formula you use above, we would be happy to test this for you. To ensure we test the correct formula please send us the following.
Image of the front of the tin/box
Where and when you purchased the formula.
Is the Formula Pro Advanced a safe way of preparing formula milk for my baby?
Globally, there are many different recommendations for making up Infant Formula Milk (IFM).
Breastfeeding is the ideal but is not always possible so alternatives are required. Liquid IFM is completely sterile and is normally recommended for pre-term or otherwise immune-compromised babies. However, for most babies powdered IFM is suitable. Using a Formula Pro is one way of preparing IFM from powder.?It does not heat water to 70?C but there are many who believe that not doing so is a better option ? experts ranging from government bodies to manufacturers of probiotic milks (that cannot be heated beyond 40?C without reducing their nutritional value).
There is wide consensus that good hygiene should be maintained during the preparation of IFM and that it should either be consumed immediately after preparation or stored at less than 5?C. The UK is one of a few countries that only recommend using water at 70?C. Some countries e.g. Canada follow WHO advice and recommend using either water at 70C, or pre-boiled room temperature water (so long as the milk is consumed immediately). Other countries, for example USA and France have concluded that using water at 70C is not appropriate and this does not form part of their recommendations at all.
A study by Losio et al (1) puts into question the effectiveness of using water at 70?C to pasteurise the milk. Starting with water at 70?, they found rapid cooling may occur and such conditions were non lethal to pathogens. To achieve lethal conditions, 85?C water was required, but at these temperatures there was concern that proteins in the milk are denatured and their nutritional value reduced. Anses in France (French equivalent of Public Health England) considered the nutritional consequences of heat on formula milk (2). They concluded that the successive use of heat treatments should be minimised for IFM to maintain its nutritional integrity. Given that heat treatments are already used in the manufacture of milk powders to minimise microbial contamination, their recommendation was to use water at room temperature? when making up IFM from powder – unfiltered water from the cold tap (Not from a mixer tap, or in buildings that may have lead pipework) or bottled water that meets quality criteria that ensure no risk to infants. If neither tap or bottled water were available, cooled, boiled water could be used.
Parents therefore have to decide which body of experts has the best advice for their baby. In the UK, many parents follow the NHS guidelines, but those that choose different advice should not be considered ?wrong? when the experts can?t agree.
Parents who choose to prepare milk at room temperature or just above accept that it can only be made up for immediate consumption; it cannot be stored, and the Formula Pro is one of their options for preparing it. To ensure the correct nutrition of the baby, IFM must be prepared accurately (correct ratio of powder and water). Robins and Meyers found the range of error of hand scooping can be as much as 25% (4). With a hungry baby, preparing the food quickly is important; the findings would indicate that this may be at the expense of accuracy. A Formula Pro will deliver the IFM both quickly and accurately when it is needed.
Good hygiene is essential in IFM preparation. With manual preparation, each bottle requires a hand to be inserted into the tin to scoop out the powder several times. Even with clean hands, this risks bacterial contamination of the tin and/or the introduction of moisture that can promote bacterial growth (the domestic kitchen is a well-documented location for acquiring food-borne disease – 3. Redmond and Griffith).?Formula Pro is a practical, hygienic alternative. Components are regularly and easily cleaned. Milk powder is tipped into the clean, dry powder container avoiding human contact. Water is replaced daily and kept separate from the powder until the moment of milk preparation.
Being a parent involves making many choices that will affect the healthy development of a child. Which milk to use and how to prepare it is one of them.
If there are any concerns as to whether the Formula Pro is a suitable choice for a particular baby?s feeds a doctor or health visitor should be consulted.
https://www.anses.fr/fr/system/files/MIC-Ra-BIB.pdf
http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.500.8180&rep=rep1&type=pdf
Description
1 Powder Container compatible with the Formula Pro Advanced
Hand wash only. Do not clean or sterilize in a dishwasher, sterilizer or microwave.
As baby grows
Easy to clean
Time-saving
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