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Omil Cereal Range

Baby cereals are considered a good transitional food for babies who are ready to begin swallowing foods thicker than breast milk or formula, therefore, to fulfill the expanding nutritional needs of babies from 6 months of age, Omil offer its Cereals with 3 different & delicious tastes (Omil Rice Lf, Omil Wheat & Omil Mixed Fruits).

Omil Cereal Range

Omil Cereal

Wheat, Rice, 5 Fruits

Instant cereals for infants and young children suitable to be introduced from 6 months of age

Omil introduces its Cereals to provide a wholesome beginning for optimal growth and development of your baby from 6 months of age enriched with age-appropriate levels of protein, carbohydrates, 12 vitamins & minerals to meet the extra nutritional demands of a rapidly growing baby. 5 reasons to introduce Omil cereals as one of the first foods during the complementary feeding period to your child:

  • Enhance nutritional intake of baby as they are rich sources of energy, protein, vitamins and minerals
  • Omil Cereals do not have additives and contain the best natural ingredients
  • Omil Cereals are easy to digest because they are prepared with partially hydrolyzed cereals to assure an easier digestion
  • Omil Cereals have Lower Allergy Risk i.e. they are Free of potentially allergy - causing ingredients (Soy, eggs, nuts & peanuts)
  • Omil Cereals provide adequate food for transition to solids due to their sweeter taste with homogeneous and smooth consistency
  • Omil Rice Cereal is gluten free which makes it suitable to be introduced in infants and babies with a gluten allergy or intolerance. Omil Rice Lf is Lactose Free, Sucrose Free & Gluten Free

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Office # 624, Hoor Center, North Napier Road, Karachi - Pakistan

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Office # 9, 2nd Floor, Zeenat Medicine Market, Fatimah Jinnah Road Quetta - Pakistan

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Important Notice:
Mother milk is best for babies. The WHO recommends mothers worldwide to exclusively breastfeed infants for the child's first six months to achieve optimal growth, development and health. Thereafter, they should be given nutritious complementary foods and continue breastfeeding up to the age of two years or beyond.
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