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HiPP HA Stage 1 Combiotik (800g – Can Version) is a premium hypoallergenic (HA) infant formula designed for babies from birth to 6 months. This formula is intended for infants who may be allergy-prone or have sensitive digestion, and it can be used as a complete feeding option or as a supplement to breastfeeding.
- Partially hydrolyzed milk proteins designed to support gentler digestion
- Combiotik formula with prebiotics (GOS) and probiotic cultures
- Lactose-based recipe with no added sweeteners
- Includes essential nutrients such as DHA, vitamins, and minerals
- Produced under strict European quality and safety standards
HiPP uses a gentle hydrolyzation process that breaks milk proteins into smaller, easier-to-digest components. This process is designed to be less likely to cause digestive discomfort while still delivering complete, balanced nutrition during early infancy.
The 800g can format offers added convenience for families who prefer a larger size, while maintaining the same formulation principles HiPP is known for—focused on gentleness, quality, and consistency.
(EXP:09/24/27)
Product Highlights: HiPP HA Stage 1 Combiotik (800g Can)
- HA (hydrolyzed) protein for gentler digestion
- Probiotics to support gut balance
- Prebiotics (GOS) to help support digestive comfort
- Vitamins A, C, D to support normal immune function
- DHA (Omega-3) for brain and vision development
- Lactose-based carbohydrate source
- No corn syrup or artificial sweeteners
- Gluten-free
- Non-GMO (in line with HiPP standards)
Feeding note: When HA feeding is chosen, many families use it consistently during early infancy. Always consult your pediatrician for allergy-related concerns.
Ingredients Overview
Main ingredients:
- Lactose (primary carbohydrate)
- Vegetable oils (source of essential fatty acids)
- Hydrolyzed whey protein
- Galactooligosaccharides (GOS)
Vitamins & minerals:
- Vitamins A, C, D, E and B-complex vitamins
- Minerals such as calcium, iron, zinc, iodine
Additional nutrients:
- DHA (omega-3 fatty acid)
- Choline and L-carnitine (varies by European formulation)
Allergen information: Contains milk and fish. Not suitable for babies with diagnosed milk protein allergy unless advised by a healthcare professional.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Close the can tightly after each use and follow on-pack instructions.
Preparation (Safe Mixing Steps)
- Wash hands and sterilize feeding equipment.
- Boil fresh water and allow it to cool.
- Pour the required amount of water into the bottle.
- Add the correct number of leveled scoops.
- Close and shake until fully dissolved.
- Cool to feeding temperature before feeding.
Important notes
- Always follow the mixing chart on the can.
- Prepare feeds fresh whenever possible.
- Discard unfinished milk after feeding.
- Consult your pediatrician for feeding or allergy questions.
Mixing & Feeding Guide (HiPP HA Stage 1 – 800g Can)
Feeding amounts vary based on age and individual needs. Always follow the official mixing chart printed on the can.
Is HiPP HA Stage 1 suitable from birth?
Yes. It is formulated for babies from birth to 6 months.
What does “HA” mean?
HA refers to hydrolyzed protein, designed to support gentler digestion.
Is the 800g can formula different from other HiPP HA packs?
The core formulation is consistent with HiPP HA standards, though ingredient listings may vary slightly by European production region.
Does it contain probiotics and prebiotics?
HiPP Combiotik formulas include prebiotics (GOS) and probiotic cultures.
How should prepared formula be handled?
Use promptly and discard leftovers after feeding.
