FAQs

Experts advise introducing formula slowly, replacing breastfeeding sessions gradually. Two common methods are:

Replacing one nursing session per week with formula. Start by giving your baby one bottle of formula per day around the same time each day.
The "top it off" method. Give half an ounce to an ounce of formula after a nursing session. Your baby will feel fuller, extending the time until your next session while gradually reducing Mom’s milk production at that time of day.

When you are making a decision to transition to bottle feeding, there are several factors to consider when selecting infant formula. Your child's health requirements, potential allergies, and the need for extra nutrients are important factors to keep in mind. If your child doesn't require specialized formula, a standard infant formula may be suitable. According to Health Canada regulations, when looking for an infant formula for your baby, choose a commercial, iron-fortified formula, approved by CFIA health standards. While many formulas share similar ingredients, some may contain added probiotics or specific fat content to support your child's well-being. Niuriss is iron-fortified and provides the fat, protein, carbohydrate and calcium content your baby needs, as well all the necessary vitamins and minerals to promote your baby's growth and development. In addition, the OPO fat source, coupled with the GOS prebiotic fiber, provides an easily digestible formula and promotion of a healthy gut, leading to less upset stomach and painful gas in your baby.

Research has shown that the fat in breast milk has a unique structure, known as Oleic-Palmitic-Oleic (OPO). This structure is found in breast milk all over the world, regardless of nutritional diet, ethnicity or age.

OPO lipids offer multiple benefits compared to the traditional POP lipid structure found in vegetable oils used in many infant formulas. Niuriss formulas feature the innovative OPO lipids, designed to closely resemble the fat structure of breast milk. This unique composition contributes to the overall well-being of formula-fed infants. Learn more about the benefits of OPO.

Niuriss stage 1 formula is suitable for babies age 0-12 months. Niuriss stage 1 is a nutritionally complete infant formula, formulated with all the necessary nutrients to promote healthy growth and contribute to their development. With Niuriss, you can confidently begin nourishing your precious one right from day one, ensuring a strong foundation for a lifetime of health and happiness.

Follow the preparation guidelines on the packaging label. Distilled water is the best option for preparing formula, but you may use tap or bottled water if sterilizied first. To sterilize, boil water for at least two minutes, then cool for about 30 minutes. Ensure the water has to room temperature before formula preparation, to preserve formula nutrition and prevent harm to your infant. Test the prepared formula on your wrist to check the temperature and determine its safety for your baby. It is not recommended to use a microwave to heat formula, as it can create hotspots and may burn your baby. Use a bottle warmer or warm water in a bowl instead.

We are committed to helping you manage your formula budget for the first year. We offer a locked-in special launch price and promise the price you see on your first order will stay the same until your little one turns one year old. No surprises or price increases from inflation — just peace of mind, so you can focus on raising your new-born.

While we do not offer sample-sized cans, joining The Nest will allow you to receive one full-sized can with your first purchase, as a trial. As a guarantee of our product, if Niuriss does not turn out to be a good fit for your baby, we will refund the entire purchase.

At Niuriss, we highly value your satisfaction and feedback. If for any reason you're not entirely satisfied with your purchase, please don't hesitate to reach out to our customer service team. For general refund inquiries, you can initiate the process within 30 days of purchase. Your feedback helps us continually improve our products and services.

When feeding your baby, it is always important to watch for signs of formula intolerance. If your child experiences a rash or concerning gastrointestinal symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, or bloody stool, it could indicate intolerance or allergy.If you feel your infant in not tolerating their formula well or suspect allergies, consult with your healthcare team.

Your confidence in our product is of our utmost importance and it is our responsibility to provide you with safe and effective products. Canada has always relied exclusively on imported infant formula, whose shortages stemmed from outdated production methods with quality and safety issues. At Canada Royal Milk, we are proud to provide a state-of-the-art facility with high standards of quality and safety, and our formula development is driven by the latest advancement in baby nutrition. The quality of your infant formula is of our utmost importance, with various, stringent quality control tests throughout the manufacturing and packaging process. Our "Each Can Cares" program is a reflection our commitment to the quality of your product, as we provide each can access to the certificate of analysis specific to that can. If you ever have any concerns with the quality of your infant formula, please contact our customer service support@niuriss.com and we will do our best to support you.

Breast milk is highly complex, comprising a variety of biomolecules. It contains two main types of carbohydrates: lactose and oligosaccharides. Lactose, a key component, offers significant nutritional benefits. While infant formula aims to replicate breast milk's composition and function, it cannot provide the same active biological components from synthetic manufacturing. Both breast milk and formula supply essential energy, protein, and fat to foster healthy development, as well as sufficient fluid for hydration, ensuring adequate nourishment for your child.

Infant formula is composed primarily of protein, carbohydrates and fats along with vitamins and minerals. It is manufactured to be similar in composition to human breast milk. There are variations in ingredients between different manufacturers. It is important to recognize that all infant formula sold must meet safety and nutritional standards that allow a full term baby to grow and develop properly. For most babies, choose an iron-fortified formula and stick to the same formula moving forward if well tolerated. Consult with your healthcare team before considering switching to a different formula.

Most ready-to-feed formulas and prepared powder formulas are similar in nutrient composition. Powder formula requires reconstitution in water while ready-to-feed comes premixed and sterile until opening, and should be discarded after use. It’s important to follow the manufacturer's instructions on how to prepare the formula and never add any water to ready-to-feed formulas as this will dilute the bottle contents and pose a nutrition risk to your child.

You should supplement with infant formula if you feel your lactation levels are not satisfying your baby, however if you still wish to breastfeed, you may supplement with formula as needed, while pumping or expressing to boost milk supply. Store expressed milk safely. You may also seek advice from your healthcare team for dietary tips to increase production.

When you are making a decision to transition to bottle feeding, there are several factors to consider when selecting infant formula. Your child's health requirements, potential allergies, and the need for extra nutrients are important factors to keep in mind. If your child doesn't require specialized formula, a standard infant formula may be suitable. According to Health Canada regulations, when looking for an infant formula for your baby, choose a commercial, iron-fortified formula, approved by CFIA health standards.

While many formulas share similar ingredients, some may contain added probiotics or specific fat content to support your child's well-being. Niuriss is iron-fortified and provides the fat, protein, carbohydrate and calcium content your baby needs, as well all the necessary vitamins and minerals to promote your baby's growth and development. In addition, the OPO fat source, coupled with the GOS prebiotic fiber, provides an easily digestible formula and promotion of a healthy gut, leading to less upset stomach and painful gas in your baby.

A typical healthy baby will have wet diapers regularly, indicating good hydration and normal development. In the first week, passing soft bowel movements 1-2 times per day is common, followed by 1 bowel movement every 1 or 2 days thereafter. Due to their small stomachs, infants need frequent feedings throughout the day to meet their nutritional requirements. Monitor your baby's hunger cues and indications of satisfaction from feeding, to determine when, and how much, to feed them. If your child is growing properly, reaching milestones, and passing sufficient urine and stool, they're likely receiving adequate nutrition.

In terms of allergens, Niuriss infant formula contains cow milk, soy, and coconut oil. If you have concerns about other allergens or sensitivities, or if your baby has specific allergies and you're worried about their ability to tolerate the formula, it's best to consult with your medical team. They can provide personalized advice and guidance based on your baby's individual needs and health considerations.

Niuriss stage 1 formula is suitable for babies age 0-12 months. Niuriss stage 1 is a nutritionally complete infant formula, formulated with all the necessary nutrients to promote healthy growth and contribute to their development. With Niuriss, you can confidently begin nourishing your precious one right from day one, ensuring a strong foundation for a lifetime of health and happiness.

Like all infant formulas, Niuriss infant formula is easy to digest. Niuriss contains our first-to-market OPO, a structural fat which promotes ease of digestion, less stomach upset, and better calcium absorption, all leading to softer stools in your baby. This fat content, coupled with the GOS prebiotic fiber to help with digestion and balance the gut microbiome, promotes a healthy gut and happier baby.

When feeding your baby, it is always important to watch for signs of formula intolerance. If your child experiences a rash or concerning gastrointestinal symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, or bloody stool, it could indicate intolerance or allergy. If you feel your infant in not tolerating their formula well or suspect allergies, consult with your healthcare team.

Tummy sensitivity in babies is often associated with issues like constipation. Niuriss infant formula addresses this concern with the OPO content, which aids digestion and with GOS which supports a healthy gut. The inclusion of OPO can help calcium absorption, alLeviating constiptation and promoting smoother digestion for babies. However, if you still have concerns about tummy sensitivity or any other digestive issues, it's advisable to consult with your medical team. They can provide personalized advice and guidance based on your baby's individual needs and health considerations.

Research has shown that the fat in breast milk has a unique structure, known as Oleic-Palmitic-Oleic (OPO). This structure is found in breast milk all over the world, regardless of nutritional diet, ethnicity or age. OPO lipids offer multiple benefits compared to the traditional POP lipid structure found in vegetable oils used in many infant formulas. Niuriss formulas feature the innovative OPO lipids, designed to closely resemble the fat structure of breast milk. This unique composition contributes to the overall well-being of formula-fed infants. Learn more about the benefits of OPO.

GOS, galacto-oligosaccharide, is a prebiotic fiber which helps with digestion. It balances the gut microbiome by promoting the growth of beneficial bacteria, creating a beneficial intestinal environment for the baby. This helps with better absorption, and improves immunity in your baby.

DHA, docosahexaenoic acid, is an essential omega-3 fatty acid, crucial for brain, nerve, and visual cell function, supporting normal physiological processes, including your baby's nervous system development. It's naturally present in foods like fish or algae, and infants receive it from breast milk or DHA-fortified formula.

While not mandated by Health Canada guidelines, Niuriss formula includes adequate DHA to support your baby's brain and eye development.

Niuriss contains DHA. Our Stage 1 infant formulas for babies age 0-12 contains 45mg/100g of DHA, adequate to support your baby's brain and eye development.

Niuriss contains omega-3 content in the form of DHA (docosahexaenoic acid), and omega-6 content in the form of ARA (arachidonic acid ).

DHA is one of three types of omega-3 fatty acids, while omega fatty acids refer to a group of polyunsaturated fatty acids, including omega-3, omega-6, and omega-9. Omega-3 fatty acids are essential nutrients you need from your diet to maintain healthy cellular activity.

Iron is essential for blood cell and tissue growth, and is commonly found in dairy and is crucial for infant health. Breastmilk or formula alone may not provide enough iron, potentially leading to anemia or developmental issues without sufficient intake. Niuriss is iron-fortified to meet Health Canada guidelines for infant formula.

Vitamin D promotes the absorption of calcium, which contributes to healthy bones and teeth. The recommended need for infants aged 0-12 months is 400 IU/day and then it is 600 IU for toddlers and children over one year of age. Niuriss contains 270 IU of vitamin D. The recommended dose for babies is 400 IU.

The recommended need for infants aged 0-12 months is 400 IU/day. You should supplement your baby with vitamin D until they are consistently taking at least 1L of infant formula per day; until they are achieving an adequate volume of intake, they will not be meeting their recommended needs. Some babies may have specific health needs that will require longer-term supplementation in conjunction with their infant formula volumes.

Infant formula is designed to be mixed with water per manufacturer’s instructions, however, in cases where your baby requires additional nutrition, you may opt to supplement with a mixture of infant formula and breast milk. This should be done under the advice and supervision of your healthcare team.

Introducing bottle feeding as a complement to breastfeeding typically shouldn't cause significant problems with continuing breastfeeding. However, there can be challenges such as nipple confusion, preference for the bottle, or potential issues with milk supply if breastfeeding sessions are replaced with bottle feeding, which can all vary from baby to baby. It's essential to ensure proper techniques for both breastfeeding and bottle feeding and to maintain regular breastfeeding sessions to sustain milk production and bonding.

Consult with your healthcare team to help address any concerns and provide guidance for successful breastfeeding alongside bottle feeding.

While breastfeeding generally fulfills most infants' nutritional needs, some families may consider supplementation if faced with growth concerns or breastfeeding difficulties. Monitoring the infant's weight, feeding patterns, and behavior aids in tracking healthy development. Should any concerns arise, consulting with your healthcare team for personalized guidance is advisable.

Full term babies have a developed ability to swallow safely at birth but need small frequent feedings due to the small size of their stomachs. Once prepared, infant formula should be given to your newborn through a nipple while you hold your baby with their head upright. Start with 5-10 ml per feeding session and follow your baby’s cues for hunger and fullness.

Spit up is completely normal in infants. However, if your child is refusing to eat, vomiting forcefully, or not gaining weight normally this could be a sign of gastroesophageal reflux and you may need to consult your healthcare team.

Generally, the introduction of food to infants can start at 4 months, though the majority begin at 6. Observe the baby's signals of hunger and seek advice from your healthcare team. Signs of hunger include bringing hands to mouth, displaying curiosity in parental food, maintaining head stability, sitting upright, grasping food, and being capable of swallowing.

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Every child has individual nutrition needs, but most babies are able to meet these with a combination of breastmilk, formula and solid foods after 4-6 months of life. Infant formula can be offered up to 12 or even 18 months of life, depending on your baby’s needs.

As infants reach 4-6 months of life they begin to deplete their maternal stores of iron and require iron fortified foods or infant formula to meet these needs.

Follow the preparation guidelines on the packaging label for the correct water to powder ratio. For Niuriss infant formula, add 1 level scoop for every 30ml of water. Formula-fed infants typically consume between 150-200 mL/kg/day during the first three months of life. For instance, a baby weighing 2500 grams (2.5 kg) would require approximately 375-500 mL/day (12.5-16.6 oz) of formula.

Feeding requirements can vary based on your baby's weight, individual growth and appetite. Monitor your babies hunger cues and response to feeding to determine satisfaction. Consult the feeding guide to get an understanding of a good starting point in how much to feed your baby as they grow.

An infant’s stomach is quite small at birth, at only the size of a cherry for the first few days. Your baby will initially require small frequent feedings and will progress to taking more volume less frequently as he or she grows. Let your baby set the pace of feeding and watch for cues when they have had enough. Your baby is getting enough to eat if they have regular wet diapers, are passing soft regular bowel movements and are gaining weight. Your healthcare team should monitor your baby’s growth with growth charts at each clinic visit.

Caring for yourself is vital to support your child's needs. Maintaining a healthy breast milk supply involves keeping a nutritious diet, staying adequately hydrated, and continuing to take prenatal or similar multivitamins while breastfeeding. If you decide to introduce infant formula, you should continue to pump or express breastmilk to avoid decreasing your milk supply.

Optimal breastfeeding involves exclusively breastfeeding for the first 6 months, followed by the gradual introduction of solid foods, maximizing your chances of sustained breastfeeding success. Factors such as family and community support, engaging in skin-to-skin contact, practicing hand expression of breast milk, and mastering baby-led latching techniques are also crucial for breastfeeding success.

You may also consider with a doctor, lactation consultant, or nutritionist, all of whom can offer valuable insights and natural methods and lifestyle practises that can help support milk production.

There are no evidence-based foods or drinks that have been shown to increase milk production. You should strive to maintain a healthy diet including a wide variety of foods in accordance with Canada’s food guide during your lactation period and staying hydrated with the recommended 8 cups of water per day.

Alcohol consumption might decrease the milk let-down reflex which could result in your baby getting less breast milk during feedings. If you choose to have an alcoholic drink, ensure it is consumed after your breastfeeding session.

To maintain breastfeeding and improve success for your desired duration, it is important to maintain your own nutrition with adequate protein and energy intake to support ongoing milk supply. Hormonal factors such as maternal stress, hypertension, obesity and diabetes all contribute to decreased milk supply. You should aim to control these factors as best as possible. As you feel able, you should strive to return to pre-pregnancy activity levels to ensure you maintain a healthy lifestyle and mood. Smoking and alcohol should be avoided during lactation as these can both decrease breast milk supply.

Various maternal and child factors may contribute to a decreased milk supply. These should be addressed with your healthcare team prior to considering medications to boost breast milk production. Fenugreek and blessed thistle are widely used herbal agents, but data is lacking to support their efficacy and safety.

Prescription domperidone or metoclopramide have been studied but their efficacy is also limited and may be outweighed by concerns about adverse effects.

The amount of milk you produce is directly related to the amount of milk removed from your breasts either by breastfeeding your baby or by expressing breastmilk by hand or with a pump. You should aim for 8 breastfeeding sessions in 24 hours for the first couple of weeks and session length should be dictated by your baby’s cues.

Rest assured most mothers have enough breast milk to meet their infant’s nutritional needs. As long as your baby is gaining weight, and is having regular wet diapers and bowel movements you shouldn’t worry. If you feel your baby doesn’t have enough wet or dirty diapers, seek help from your healthcare team right away.

Lactation levels vary. Breastmilk tends to take a few days to come in after birth and will increase with your baby’s needs as they grow. If you are nursing less frequently or expressing milk less often, your supply could decrease over time. Most parents have more than enough breast milk for their babies.

It is uncommon for infants to develop a lactose intolerance outside of a congenital metabolic disorder or as a consequence of prematurity. Typical lactose intolerance develops as an adult. If you feel your infant in not tolerating their formula well or is having excessive diarrhea you should consult your health care team. If you suspect your baby is having difficulty digesting lactose or experiencing digestive discomfort after breastfeeding, you should consult with a pediatrician. They can help determine the cause of the symptoms and provide appropriate guidance and support.

In many cases, lactose intolerance-like symptoms in infants can be managed through adjustments in feeding techniques, dietary changes for the breastfeeding mother, or other interventions as recommended by a healthcare professional.

It is uncommon for infants to develop a lactose intolerance outside of a congenital metabolic disorder or as a consequence of prematurity, especially to their mother's breastmilk. Infants can indeed exhibit symptoms that may mimic lactose intolerance, although it may not typically be due to an intolerance to their mother's milk itself. However, some infants may have difficulty digesting lactose due to an immature digestive system, lactase deficiency (the enzyme that breaks down lactose), or other underlying issues. If you suspect your baby is having difficulty digesting lactose or experiencing digestive discomfort after breastfeeding, you should consult with a pediatrician.

Your initial breast colostrum is a highly concentrated source of nutrition for your baby and will meet your baby’s nutrition needs while you work on latching and await higher breast milk production. Unless your baby is experiencing weight loss in the first week, supplementing with infant formula is generally not needed. However, if supplementation is required, it's advisable to supplement with formula while also pumping or expressing milk to stimulate production. When supplementing, it's important to continue offering breast milk alongside formula to maintain breastfeeding familiarity. This can involve breastfeeding first and then offering a small bottle of formula.

Reintroducing breastfeeding after exclusive formula feeding can be challenging, and there may be risks to your milk supply if breastfeeding frequency decreases during the initial lactation period.

There may be benefits to using a toddler formula as nutritional supplementation while introducing solid foods and transitioning off infant formula. Depending on the medical needs of your child this may be a more balanced way to achieve nutrient needs in comparison to alternative milk options. It can help to ensure your child is receiving a variety of vitamins and minerals as they work on establishing solid food intake.

It is not recommended to give an infant age 0-12 months, toddler formula (12+ months) as different stages of growth and development have different nutritional needs for their age. Infant and toddler formulas are uniquely designed to provide specific needs for healthy development during difference stages of life. At Niuriss, we recommend following the guidelines provided on the packaging label, and administering Stage 1 formula for infants aged 0-12 months.

Generally, the introduction of whole milk to infants can start at 9 months, though the majority begin at 12 months. You may consult with your healthcare team to determine when would be best for your baby.

While whole milk becomes a primary source of nutrition after the transition and some families may prefer to switch their toddlers from infant formula to whole milk due to its lower cost and accessibility, there are instances where your pediatrician might recommend continuing to give formula. For example, if your baby has certain dietary restrictions, allergies, or specific nutritional needs that whole milk alone cannot meet, continuing with formula may be advised.

Additionally, some babies may not tolerate whole milk well, experiencing digestive issues or allergies, in which case specialized formulas may still be necessary.

While some families may prefer to switch their toddlers from infant formula to whole milk due to its lower cost and accessibility with solid food introduction, there can be benefits to toddler formula use during this time as well. Some children who do not yet take a wide variety of foods may benefit from toddler formula to achieve an adequate intake of overall nutrients for growth and development, and may also respond well to the familiarity of toddler formula to infant formula. Both options provide energy, fat and protein as well as many vitamins and other minerals; however, using a toddler formula is a more complete source of micronutrients and specialized fats for brain and eye growth.

You should be offering your infant or toddler solid foods in accordance with their age and stage of development. Our bodies need a variety of foods and adequate fluid intake to meet our complete nutrition needs. Toddler formula can help to meet these needs as children work to achieve an intake that includes a variety of foods.

Toddler formula is not designed to be a complete meal replacement but rather a supplement to a balanced solid food diet as your child grows. The toddler formula is meant to be a nutritional source of calcium, vitamins, minerals, and can play a valuable role in supporting the nutritional needs of toddlers, especially during times when their diet may be less optimal or when they have increased nutritional needs.

For optimal quality, the product may be stored unopened for up to 2 years. After opening, we recommend consuming within 1 month to ensure freshness and safety. Scanning the QR code on your can will also direct you to information about your particular can, including the manufactured date and expiry date.

Store powdered formula in a cool dry place to maintain freshness and integrity. Ensure the lid is properly sealed after each use.

Formula that has been reconstituted and prepared for feeding should be consumed within the hour and may be stored in the fridge for up to 24hrs if you are preparing ahead of time.

Distilled water is the preferred source to use as a base for formula mixing. Tap water, bottled water or regularly tested well water can be used for mixing as well, however these sources must be sterilized before their use. Water should be boiled for at least two minutes and cooled for approximately 30 minutes to reach an appropriate temperature for mixing. Always allow boiled water to cool to room temperature prior to mixing with formula to avoid damage to the nutrition content of the formula or harm to your infant.

It is not enough to simply warm tap or bottled water when reconstituting for infant formula. Tap and/or bottled water must be sterilized before use, the best way being by boiling. Distilled water does not need to be boiled as it is already sterile.

However, if you have already prepared infant formula and stored in the refrigerator, you may warm the milk before giving to your baby. It is not recommended to boil infant formula after it has been prepared, as this may denature the nutrients in the formula. Water must be boiled, separately and allowed to cool before reconstituting.

Distilled water is the best option for preparing formula, but you may use tap or bottled water if sterilized first. To sterilize, boil water for at least two minutes, then cool for about 30 minutes. Ensure the water has to room temperature before formula preparation, to preserve formula nutrition and prevent harm to your infant.

It is best to give your baby warm milk. Test the prepared formula on your wrist to check the temperature and determine its safety for your baby. If you are using tap or bottled water to prepare infant formula, and boiling to sterilize, ensure the water has to room temperature before formula preparation and before giving to your baby. If you are preparing infant formula ahead of time and storing in the refrigerator until needed, it is recommended to warm the cold milk before giving to your baby.

When reconstituting infant formula, follow the packaging instructions. For stage 1 formula, you should add one level scoop of formula for every 30ml of water.

It is not recommended to use a microwave to heat formula, as it can create hotspots and may burn your baby. Use a bottle warmer or warm water in a bowl instead.

You should generally add formula powder to sterilized water and proceed to mix together until there are no powder lumps left. Follow the packaging label instructions and always ensure the water source is clean, safe and sterilized along with the equipment you will be using.

Niuriss reconstitution is exceptional in comparison to other infant formula competitors. We prioritize providing a product that ensures convenience and ease of preparation for caregivers. All Niuriss formula undergo a quality test for their dissolution rate in water. The dissolution rate is a release standard, and if it is not met, the product is not put on the market. It is advised to dissolve Niuriss in warm water to achieve the most uniform solution, according to the preparation instructions on the can.

Niuriss can be purchased online through the Niuriss website www.niuriss.com. Ordering Niuriss products directly from the website is convenient and comes with many perks when you join 'The Nest'.

There is no limit to the quantity of Niuriss you can order, whether you purchase through a subscription or not.

There are many benefits to purchasing Niuriss by becoming a member of 'The Nest'. Members enjoy a locked-in price for the Stage 1 formula until their baby turns 1, regardless of when the account was created and market price changes. After you make your first purchase, the price you pay for 1 can will be the price you pay every time you purchase a can of Niuriss, until your baby turns 1 year old.

Nest members also receive a 5% base discount per unit from the locked price, along with a free full-size Niuriss 0-12 month product with their first order.

Additionally, members enjoy free shipping for orders with 2 cans or more, and have the option to subscribe for flexible deliveries every 30, 40, or 60 days based on their needs. Further savings are available with discounts of 10% for orders of 2-5 cans and 15% for orders of 6 or more (in multiples of 6).

While we do not offer sample sizes, with your first purchase, you will be able to receive one full-size free can as a trial. If Niuriss does not turn out to be a good fit for your baby, we will refund the entire purchase.

Nest members have the option to subscribe for flexible deliveries every 30, 40, or 60 days based on their needs. Further savings are available with discounts of 10% for orders of 2-5 cans and 15% for orders of 6 or more (in multiples of 6).

Niuriss infant formula is available in 700g of powder in a tin can, Our advanced packing technology ensures minimal oxygen levels within the sealed can, preserving the freshness of the powder.

At Niuriss, we highly value your satisfaction and feedback. If for any reason you're not entirely satisfied with your purchase, please don't hesitate to reach out to our customer service team. For general refund inquiries, you can initiate the process within 30 days of purchase. Your feedback helps us continually improve our products and services.

At Niuriss, we highly value your satisfaction and feedback. If for any reason you're not entirely satisfied with your purchase, please don't hesitate to reach out to our customer service team. For general refund inquiries, you can initiate the process within 30 days of purchase. With packaging defects, kindly contact us within 7 days to begin the refund process. Your feedback helps us continually improve our products and services.

While returns or refunds for retail purchases are unavailable, we're dedicated to promptly assisting you. For any issues, please contact our dedicated customer service team at support@niuriss.com, and we will strive to resolve the matter. Your feedback is invaluable for enhancing our products and services.

Each can of Niuriss contains a unique QR code on the tin can bottom. You may scan this code to verify the certificate of analysis (CoA) with the date of production, and batch number, for your confidence.

Niuriss is proudly made in Canada in a state-of-the-art dairy manufacturing plant, Canada Royal Milk, in Kingston, Ontario. Canada Royal Milk is a sister branch of Feihe, a leading infant formula producer in China.

Niuriss is approved by Health Canada. Infant formulas commercially sold in Canada must be Health Canada-approved. Rest assured that Niuriss has undergone stringent testing, clinical testing and approval by all the required regulatory bodies to reach your homes.

Niuriss is produced by Canada Royal Milk in Kingston, Ontario, which is a CFIA-approved manufacturer. It's important for food-producing manufacturers to adhere to CFIA regulations and obtain approval if they intend to sell their products commercially in Canada. Rest assured that Niuriss has undergone stringent testing, clinical testing and approval by all the required regulatory bodies to reach your homes.

Niuriss infant formula has undergone rigorous clinical testing. The results of these clinical studies were presented and reviewed by Health Canada as part of the registration process, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards for all infant formulas legally available in Canada.

The milk in our Niuriss infant formula is sourced cow's milk, from Canadian farmers, to bring you fresh, locally-sourced, high quality milk, from Farm To Family.

Niuriss products are made from milk proudly sourced from Canadian dairy farms. The cow's milk in our formula is free of artificial growth hormones and antibiotics, according to Health Canada and OMAFRA regulations.

In Canada, the use of growth hormone in cows that produce cow milk is prohibited. Cow milk for milk production is not permitted to have any antibiotic residues and is tested at both the farm level as well as the factory before the milk is accepted.

Niuriss products are both Halal and Kosher certified, and produced in a Halal and Kosher certified manufacturer.

Niuriss is not free from allergens. Niuriss is a dairy product, made from cow's milk. The product also contains soy and coconut oil (nuts).

Niuriss infant formula is free of preservatives, according to regulations set by Health Canada and FDA.

Niuriss cares about your baby's health and development, which is why we go the extra mile. Niuriss doesn’t just meet Canada’s rigorous food safety standards; it exceeds them.

Our Every Can Cares program takes the extra step of providing a Certificate of Analysis (CoA) for each product. Simply scan the QR-code at the bottom of each can to see the CoA including the date of production, and batch number, for your confidence.

Your can contains different QR along the can. The QR code on the can bottom leads directly to your specific can's certificate of analysis. Simply scan the QR code located on the bottom of the can, and you'll be directed to the certificate of analysis (CoA) specific to your can.

We value your feedback and inquiries and are committed to providing timely assistance to address any questions or concerns you may have. You may email us at support@niuriss.com and our dedicated team is here to ensure your experience with us is smooth and satisfactory.

The Nest program is Niuriss' rewards program, which anyone can sign up for. Simply make an account and enjoy the benefits every time you purchase a can in Niuriss. Members enjoy several benefits from a locked-in price on Niuriss cans for a year, regular discounts, every time you make a purchase, subscriptions, bundle discounts and a chance to win a monthly prize. Learn more about our Nest Program.

Yes, Niuriss Formula is compatible with the Baby Brezza Formula Pro. After testing with Baby Brezza, it has been confirmed that the correct setting for Niuriss Formula on the Formula Pro Advanced machine is setting 3.