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This product is squarely aimed at parents of toddlers and young children (2–6 years) who are looking for a cleaner alternative to mainstream malt-based health drinks loaded with synthetic vitamins, artificial flavours, and preservatives. The ingredient list is genuinely short and legible: no E-numbers, no hydrogenated oils, no artificial sweeteners. That said, a few things deserve attention. The combined added-sugar load from date powder and palm jaggery is ~16.8 g per 100 g (about 5 g per 30 g serving), and total natural sugars reach ~34.6 g/100 g, which matters at the 1–2 serving-per-day cadence recommended for young children. Lactoferrin—while safe and research-backed—is a purified protein isolate not found in home kitchens, which technically places this in NOVA 4 despite the otherwise whole-food character of the formula. The most useful thing a parent should know: this is genuinely one of the cleaner children's food drinks on the Indian market, but its sugar contribution from dates and palm jaggery should be factored into the child's total daily free-sugar intake.
