Yamoo Drop

Prescription for: Stomach

Yamoo Drops contains the key ingredient – lactase enzyme of 600 FCC units that makes milk more digestible for babies. The lactase enzyme is obtained naturally from fungi – aspergillum oryzae, which helps in the breakdown of lactose, a complex sugar often found in milk. This is used as a dietary supplement for babies who struggle to digest or absorb nutrients from milk.

Consult top gastroenterologists on MFine to understand Yamoo Drops uses and effects for infants and growing babies. Gastroenterologists on MFine will also be able to guide you through the importance of weaning for your baby.

Key Composition

• Lactase Enzyme – 600 FCC Units

Yamoo Drops Uses and Benefits

There are a plethora of Yamoo Drops uses in babies and infants.

• Helps in the breakdown of lactose
• Aids in minimising the unpleasant symptoms and effects associated with lactose intolerance
• Makes milk more digestible for infants
• Prevents dairy-related digestive issues from arising

Directions For Use

• Breastfeed: Use 4-5 Yamoo Drops to a minimal amount of the first breast milk as the fore milk usually contains the most amount of lactose. Feed your baby the Yamoo mixture and then continue to breastfeed as normal.
• Formula Feed: Mix 4-5 Yamoo Drops in 50ml of warm, (not hot) formula and rest for 30 minutes. Then shake the formula to ensure thorough mixing and feed the baby.

Yamoo drops has no reported side effects, however if your baby starts to experience any unpleasant allergic reactions, indigestion, vomiting or pain, it is recommended that you temporarily stop dosage and seek medical assistance at the earliest.

Yamoo drops is to be used only under medical supervision. Consult qualified gastroenterologists on MFine to understand the necessary dosage for your baby.

Safety and Storage Information

• Read product label carefully before use
• Store Yamoo Drops in a cool, dry place away from sunlight
• Do not exceed the recommended dosage
• Keep out of reach of small children and pets

Medical Advice: Consult Gastroenterologist online for right advice.