AT A GLANCE
Check the intended age group and speak with a pediatric healthcare professional before giving a formula to a child or teenager.
Check the intended age group and warnings on the exact product label. Before giving a NEOtrition formula to a child or teenager, have a pediatric healthcare professional review its complete ingredients and directions.
Do not turn an adult formula into a child’s product by halving a serving, opening a capsule, or estimating a portion of the powder. Many supplements have not been well studied in children, and a smaller amount does not answer the suitability question.
Berberine should not be given to infants.
Bring the label, the reason you are considering the supplement, and a list of the child’s medicines and other supplements to the discussion. For help obtaining product information, contact our team with the formula name.
Keep bottles and loose capsules out of children’s sight and reach. If a child accidentally swallows a supplement, contact a poison service promptly. In the U.S., call 1-800-222-1222; see accidental excess servings for emergency guidance.
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