Wednesday, September 28, 2005
Now that Andrew is one year old, we have to change his milk because Promil is only for babies up to one year. The next stage formula milk is called Procal, product of Wyeth, with no. 3 printed big on the can. 3 here means stage 3, stage 2 is called Promil and stage 1 is called S26.
I have just called Wyeth Indonesia asking about the quantity of water for one spoonful of milk. I inquire this because the measurement printed on the can between Promil and Procal is so different and not in sequence. It turns out that one spoonful of Procal needs 40 cc of water whereas one spoonful of Promil needs 60 cc of water. That’s why I need more spoons of Procal to make the same one bottle of 180 cc of milk.
Need to stock more cans of Procal. Andrew will still consume Procal until he is three.
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I have just called Wyeth Indonesia asking about the quantity of water for one spoonful of milk. I inquire this because the measurement printed on the can between Promil and Procal is so different and not in sequence. It turns out that one spoonful of Procal needs 40 cc of water whereas one spoonful of Promil needs 60 cc of water. That’s why I need more spoons of Procal to make the same one bottle of 180 cc of milk.
Need to stock more cans of Procal. Andrew will still consume Procal until he is three.
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