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Some infants have difficulty digesting lactose in breast milk or infant formula. This is called temporary lactose intolerance (TLI). TLI may cause bloating, gas and abdominal pain, which in turn may cause excessive crying, also known as colic. Adding Colief to a baby’s formula or breast milk may help reduce excessive crying time when temporary lactose intolerance (TLI) is the cause of infant colic†.

Add Colief to expressed breast milk and/or infant formula. Do not give the drops to your infant directly. Colief works best in warm milk (body temperature). Do not add Colief to expressed breast milk and/or infant formula that is too hot or too cold. If you have any concerns regarding your infant’s health you should seek professional medical advice.

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† These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.