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help! - aptimal anti reflux milk

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Sammi1986 · 06/06/2014 16:32

Has anyone had any experience with aptimal anti reflux milk?

Just read the instructions and I'm well confused. So it works better if it's not in boiling water - fair enough iv put boiled water in 3 bottles and will reheat as I need them as I'm out at the moment. But does this mean I can't use my perfect prep machine? And im guessing that i wont be able to make a whole feed and reheat.

Then it says to leave for 7 mins to thicken, bit nervous about having to distract him during the night!

But it also says to use fast flow teats, is that essential? I only have medium. But the Dr brown teats im using seem fairly fast compared to my old tommee tippee. Confused!

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ilovepowerhoop · 06/06/2014 22:29

fast flow is because the milk will thicken so if the teats are too slow they will get tired sucking to get the milk out.

stargirl1701 · 07/06/2014 08:03

Yes, we used it. But, not for long. I was too concerned about the lack of hot water and the risk of powdered formula contamination. You definitely need the fast flow teats as it will clog up any teat due to the thickness.

We went back to normal 1st stage formula and demanded medication rather than continue with the anti reflux formula.

beccajoh · 07/06/2014 08:09

Thickened milk is THE most almighty faff and no you won't be able to use your PP Hmm It will clog teats. We also went down the medication route and used ordinary milk.

helen8235 · 07/06/2014 10:37

My LG had bad colic on reflux milk too as she couldn't get it up due to milk being so thick

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