How to distinguish the authenticity of Wyeth Qifu Yunchun milk powder? What is the difference between Qifu Yunchun and Qifu?

The first mouthful of milk powder for a baby is particularly important. Parents should consider whether the milk powder is good enough from many aspects. Wyeth milk powder has a long history in the infant milk powder industry. Today, we will introduce the Wyeth Aptamil milk powder series.

You can scan the code at the bottom of the tank to check.

Each can of Wyeth Aptamil milk powder has an independent QR code that can be accurately traced. The specific operation is to take the can of milk powder, turn it over, and there is a special QR code printed on the bottom of the can. Scan the QR code with your mobile phone, and the milk powder traceability page information will pop up, and the key information of this can of milk powder can be seen at a glance. This information generally includes: product batch number (each production batch of milk powder has a batch number), departure time (time of departure from Ireland), arrival time (time of arrival at the Chinese port).

The main difference is the recipe.

In terms of special fortified formulas (nutrients that are rarely added to milk powder on the market), Yunchun can be said to be an upgraded version of Qifu. Qifu has added OPO, lutein and β-carotene in each stage. Lutein and β-carotene can protect the baby's eyesight and promote visual development. OPO can effectively reduce the formation of calcium soaps, optimize the absorption of calcium and fat, and increase the softness of the baby's stool and reduce the chance of constipation. Yunchun also adds the above three special fortified formulas, and Yunchun adds an A2-β casein on the basis of Qifu. A2-β casein was first added to A2 milk powder, and A2 milk powder became popular because only A2 in the world added this formula at that time. This A2-β casein is the same type of casein in breast milk. Studies have shown that A2 casein is more human-friendly and easier to absorb than A1 casein in ordinary milk powder.

As for the conventional fortified formula, DHA, ARA, nucleotides, taurine, choline and prebiotics are not required to be added in the national standard, but many milk powders will add nutrients. The types of added nutrients in Juchun are not as many as those in Qifu, and taurine and nucleotides are missing. The amount of DHA, ARA and choline added in Juchun's three stages is either the same as Qifu or slightly higher than Qifu.

1. Be sure to wash your hands before each brewing.

2. Clean the bottle or cup, nipple, and nipple ring until there is no residue.

3. Boil the above utensils in boiling water for 5 minutes, then remove the lid when using.

4. Boil drinking water for 5 minutes and wait for it to cool naturally.

5. Refer to the feeding amount recommendation table and pour an appropriate amount of cooled warm water into the bottle or cup.

6. Use the spoon in the milk powder can to measure the milk powder, refer to the feeding amount recommendation table, and add the correct amount of milk powder to the water.

7. Shake the covered bottle to allow the milk powder to fully dissolve.

8. Measure the temperature of the milk and feed it to the baby immediately when it is suitable.

Ireland. Ireland's fertile soil and abundant rainfall provide excellent growing conditions for pasture.

All the grass is grown naturally without additives. The grass here follows a 21-day growth cycle and grows to a height of 11 cm. The grass is in the best condition and is green from head to root. It is rich in protein, carbohydrates, natural minerals, vitamins and other nutrients. Moreover, each cow is equipped with an electronic ear tag from birth to ensure that the source of each can of Kaifu milk powder in the hands of consumers can be traced.