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Always use baby formula within 30 days of opening.

Ideally, a fresh feed should be made up when your baby needs it. If this isn't possible, prepare the feed at home and cool it for at least one hour in the back of the fridge. Take the formula out just before you leave and transport it in a cool bag with an ice pack and use within four hours.

- Stage 2 formulas are similar to Stage 1 formulas but has more casein, with a whey to casein ratio of . Casein digests slower, keeping babies full for longer. - Stage 2 formulas are often creamier than Stage 1 formula and has more energy, making it more satiating for babies older than 6 months.

Warm the bottle of water to feeding temperature by standing it in a bottle warmer or a bowl of warm water for no longer than 15 minutes. Add the exact amount of powder to the bottle. Put the lid back on the bottle tightly, and shake well to mix the contents.

The safest way to pre-prepare bottles is to make the bottles in the evening in the normal way, ensuring the powder is added to freshly boiled water. Then immediately cool the milk under running cold water or in a bowl of cold water.

Manufacturers don't recommend using the formula after the 30 days of opening because the nutrients start to degrade.

The primary difference between our Infant-Formula (stage 1) and Follow-On Formula (stage 2,3,4) is the balance of milk proteins.There is also an increase in iron and filling ingredients such as starch to help wean off of formula and introduce more solid foods in the later stages.

If you need to prepare infant formula in advance, refrigerate the formula below 502daC within 1 hour of making it, and use within 24 hours. Store it in the back of the fridge where it's coldest, not in the door where it's warmer. If you can't keep the formula cold, throw it away after one hour at room temperature.

Use Quickly or Store Safely Throw out any infant formula that is left in the bottle after feeding your baby. The combination of infant formula and your baby's saliva can cause bacteria to grow.Most infant formulas need to be used within 1 month of opening the container (check the label).

Formula made up in advance should be used within: 24 hours, if it's stored in a fridge. four hours, if it's in a cool bag with an ice pack. two hours, if it's kept at room temperature.