Qiara Infant Probiotic Drops

Qiara Infant Probiotic Drops

A probiotic strain isolated from breastmilk for gastrointestinal health.

Breastmilk provides natural, beneficial probiotics and essential nutrients to nourish an infant and establish their digestive and immune system.

Available in convenient sachets and drops, Qiara Infant contains a probiotic strain originally isolated from human breastmilk*.

An infants microbiome can be impacted by factors such as birth mode, pregnancy term, breastfeeding outcomes, antibiotics and other medications, hereditary factors and surrounding environment.

Qiara Infant helps support and maintain gastrointestinal system health[1] in all infants, including those prescribed antibiotics or with reflux, colic, cough, cold, diarrhoea or constipation or unsettled after feeding. Qiara probiotics may:

• Help restore the balance of good gut flora during and after prescribed antibiotics
• Support gastrointestinal health
• Maintain and support general health and wellbeing
• Increase good bacteria growth
• Maintain and support healthy digestive system function

Qiara Infant Drops

Qiara Infant is now in easy to use drops for babies and infants from birth to 2 years needing gastrointestinal health support.

Qiara Infant Drops offers all the benefits of Qiara probiotics in convenient drops. Six drops gives a full daily dose equivalent to one sachet of Qiara Infant powder for bubs 4-24 months. Three drops daily are recommended for newborn to 3 months.

• Contains same breastmilk probiotic strain as sachet but in drops (Lactobaccillus fermentum CECT5716)
• Same dosage as sachet - 300million organisms
• Easy to administer directly to bub (0-2 years)
• Up to 6 weeks of supply (at one dose per day)
• Gluten free, grain free, soy free, corn free, dairy free
• Australian made using the highest quality control

Directions for Use

Shake well for ten seconds before use. Hold bottle upside down to slowly deliver drops directly into baby’s mouth or onto the breast when breastfeeding. May be added to breastmilk, formula, soft foods or administered directly via a spoon.