Braymil Stage 1 Infant Formula | Infant Formula 0 to 6 months | 400g

Braymil Stage 1 Infant Formula - infant formula for babies from birth to 6 months

Braymil Stage 1 Infant Formula is a powdered infant milk substitute formulated for babies from birth to 6 months, with a 60:40 whey-to-casein ratio and a 400g tin pack.

Formulated for the full birth-to-6-month window, this product supplies protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals at levels set by India's infant nutrition standards for infant formula, covering total protein, essential fatty acids, iron, choline, and the full vitamin and mineral panel a baby needs when formula is the primary or sole source of nutrition.

Infant formula should be introduced only on the advice of a health worker, and any switch in feeding should be discussed with your baby's paediatrician first.

At a Glance

Key Formulation Choices in Braymil Stage 1

Infant formula is built to be a complete feed on its own for babies in the first 6 months. Braymil Stage 1 carries a 60:40 whey-to-casein ratio, a protein split chosen because whey and casein behave differently once they reach the stomach: casein forms a denser curd under gastric acid, while whey stays liquid and clears faster. Some research links a whey-dominant formula to gentler digestion in young infants, though other reviews of the human evidence have not found a consistent difference, so this is best understood as one formulation choice among several rather than a settled clinical advantage. The formula also carries linoleic acid (LA) and alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), the two essential fatty acids an infant cannot produce on its own, alongside iron and choline to support the nutrient needs of early brain and body development.

Key Ingredients

How to Prepare

1. Wash your hands with soap and water before touching formula or feeding equipment.
2. Clean and sanitize your prep area, bottles, nipples, and mixing tools.
3. Boil water if your source is not confirmed safe, then let it cool before mixing.
4. Measure the water first, using the exact amount printed on the label.
5. Add the powder using the scoop that came with this specific tin, levelling it off rather than packing it down.
6. Mix thoroughly by swirling or gently shaking until fully dissolved.
7. Warm the bottle only if your baby prefers it, using warm running water or a bottle warmer, and test the temperature on your wrist first.
8. Feed within 2 hours of preparing the bottle, or refrigerate immediately if not using it right away.

A full breakdown of formula prep steps and timing limits is available separately for parents who want the complete safety guide.

Storage

• Store unopened tins in a cool, dry, indoor spot, never in a car, garage, or direct sunlight.
• Once opened, keep the tin tightly sealed at room temperature, not in the fridge.
• Use the opened tin within about a month of opening; check the exact window printed on the label.
• Refrigerate a prepared bottle immediately if not used within 2 hours, and use it within 24 hours.
• Once feeding begins, finish the bottle within 1 hour and discard any leftover formula.

Manufactured By

Nutribray Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., India
FSSAI Lic. No. 10823005000489 | BIS/ISI Certified | GMP Certified

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the 60:40 whey-to-casein ratio mean for my baby?
It means the formula's protein is weighted toward whey rather than casein. The two proteins digest differently in the stomach, and this ratio is one of the more common formulation choices used in infant formula for this age group.

Does my baby need ALA and LA if I'm already giving breastmilk alongside formula?
If formula is used alongside breastfeeding, total nutrient intake across both sources matters. Talk to your paediatrician about how much formula fits your baby's overall feeding plan.

Why does the formula contain iron if my baby's iron stores are usually fine at birth?
A full-term baby is typically born with iron reserves that start to decline over the first several months, which is part of why WHO guidance on infant feeding points to the importance of adequate iron intake as exclusive breastfeeding continues toward 6 months.

Can I use tap water to prepare this formula?
It depends on your water source. Treated municipal supply is generally fine; if you're unsure, boil the water and let it cool before mixing. Water from an untested borewell or tank should always be boiled first.

How do I know if this formula is right for my newborn's specific needs?
Every baby's nutritional needs differ, especially around birth weight, feeding tolerance, and any existing health conditions. A paediatrician can confirm whether a standard formula fits your baby or whether a different stage or formulation is more appropriate.