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How to use RakuRaku Milk
RakuRaku Milk is liquid. It is ready to use. So, you can use it on an outing or when you do not want your baby to wait. It is also suitable for stockpiling for a disaster/emergency or as a substitute for breast milk.
Instructions for use
- Wash your hands first.
- Check the can to see if it is clean and undamaged.
- Wipe the top surface with clean cotton.
- Shake the can well, transfer the contents into a clean container, and give it to your baby.
- Use within two hours after opening.
Precautions
- Do not give your baby leftover milk if it has come in contact with the mouth.
- Store RakuRaku Milk at room temperature and avoid high temperatures and freezing.
- Your baby should not drink RakuRaku Milk straight out of the can because they may cut their lips.
Check the container to make sure it is undamaged.
Do not use the product if its contents exhibit irregularities of coagulation, separation, or an unusual odor.
Wash your hands first.
Check the can to see if it is clean and undamaged.
If the can opening is dirty, wipe it thoroughly with a baby wipe or damp cotton pad.
Open the cap after shaking it well.
Transfer the contents into a clean container.
Use within two hours after opening.
RakuRaku Milk is drinkable at room temperature, but you may want to give your child warm milk on a cold day.
Here, we show you how to warm RakuRaku Milk.
Transfer RakuRaku Milk into a clean, heat-proof container.
Heat in hot water or using other methods.
Make sure that the milk is not too hot for the baby.
Be careful not to scald yourself when heating in hot water.
You can also put the attachment on a can of Meiji Hohoemi Milk and heat it in hot water.
If hot water is unavailable, there are other methods of warming the can, such as using a body warmer or putting it inside an adult’s clothes.
It should be below 40 degrees.
When heating the can
- Use clean (hot) water.
- If heated in hot water, drink it immediately. Do not reheat it.
The must-nots of heating
Heating in a microwave
Heating over open flame
Heating the can in a milk warmer
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