What is Beta Lactose baby formula?

You're likely asking about Beta-Lactoglobulin (BLG) free baby formula. This is not the same as Beta Lactose.

Here's a breakdown:

* Beta-Lactoglobulin (BLG): This is a protein found in cow's milk. Some babies are allergic to it. BLG-free formulas are specifically designed for babies with this allergy.

* Lactose: This is a type of sugar found in milk. Most baby formulas contain lactose, but there are also lactose-free formulas available for babies who can't digest lactose.

So, "Beta Lactose baby formula" is not a specific type of formula.

To find the right formula for your baby, you should consult your pediatrician. They can determine if your baby needs a specialized formula based on their individual needs.

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