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Friso® Gold Comfort Next

Toddler

Friso Gold Comfort Next MY 400g
Friso Gold Comfort Next MY 800g

Young Adventurer

Friso® Gold Comfort Next

Toddler

  • Beta-Palmitin
    Helps with softer stool formation for more comfortable and regular movement1.
  • Probiotic Bifidobacterium lactis HN019
    Effective in relieving digestive problems including constipation, while promoting intestinal health2.
  • Prebiotic Mix (CBG, GOS & FOS)
    Supports good bacteria growth in the gut and improves stool consistency3-6.
  • Nucleotides, DHA, Vitamin D & Iron
    Supports natural body defence, growth and development7.



New Friso® Gold Comfort Next with Beta-Palmitin can help. 

Beta-Palmitin, Pre and Probiotic mix help with softer stool formation, 
improve stool consistency and have been proven effective in relieving constipation1-6.

Guts

Stools move easily without pain or difficulty. 



Safe, gentle and effective support for constipation relief.

Nutritional Breakdown

Energy
Protein
Fat
Carbohydrate
Dietary Fibre
Minerals
Vitamins
Nucleotides
Average Composition Unit Per 100g Per serving 100ml
Energy kcal 471 66
kJ 1978 277
Average Composition Unit Per 100g Per serving 100ml
Protein g 16.6 2.3
Taurine mg 39.0 5.5
L-carnitine mg 15.0 2.1
Average Composition Unit Per 100g Per serving 100ml
Fat g 21.7 3.0
Comprising of
-Monounsaturated fatty acid g 8.6 1.2
-Polyunsaturated fatty acid g 2.8 0.39
-Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) mg 53.0 7.4
-Linoleic acid (Omega 6) mg 2100 294
-a-Linolenic acid (Omega 3) mg 285 40
-Saturated fatty acid g 9.2 1.3
-Beta-Palmitin* g 1.00 0.14
-Trans fatty acid g 0.19 0.03
Average Composition Unit Per 100g Per serving 100ml
Carbohydrate g 50.7 7.1
Total sugars g 48.0 6.7
Lactose g 48.0 6.7
Average Composition Unit Per 100g Per serving 100ml
Dietary Fibre g 3.30 0.5
Galacto-oligosaccharide (GOS) g 1.70 0.24
Fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS) g 0.80 0.11
Average Composition Unit Per 100g Per serving 100ml
Calcium mg 650 91
Phosphorus mg 525 74
Sodium mg 180.0 25.2
Potassium mg 670 94
Iron mg 7.2 1.0
Copper µg 395 55
Chloride mg 390 55
Magnesium mg 75 11
Zinc mg 4.7 0.66
Iodine µg 145 20
Manganese µg 250 35
Selenium µg 24.0 3.4
Average Composition Unit Per 100g Per serving 100ml
A (Retinol) µg-RE 570 80
D3 µg 8.6 1.2
E mg 12 1.7
K1 µg 45.0 6.3
B1 mg 0.66 0.09
B2 mg 0.9 0.13
Niacin mg-NE 3.9 0.55
B6 mg 0.70 0.10
Folic Acid µg-NE 325 46
Pantothenic Acid mg 3.8 0.53
B12 µg 1.6 0.22
Biotin µg 25 3.5
C mg 150 21
Choline mg 140 20
Myo-Inositol mg 27 3.8
Average Composition Unit Per 100g Per serving 100ml
AMP mg 8.8 1.2
CMP mg 12.3 1.7
GMP mg 2.9 0.4
IMP mg 5.8 0.8
UMP mg 10.3 1.4

How to switch milk formulas:
When you've chosen a new milk formula to switch your child to, gradually transition their milk intake over the course of one to two weeks. The following table provides a quick guide on how to switch from your current formula to Friso® Gold Comfort Next:

As parents, trying to find the most suitable milk formula for your child's still-delicate little tummies can be a daunting task. You will need to compare the ingredients of each brand and formula type, then work to find the right flavour for their taste, while balancing the monetary cost.

This may take some time to learn and experiment, so be patient! It is also important to verify and check how each milk formula was sourced and produced for greater peace of mind when you are looking to provide your child with the most suitable and safe milk formula.

While we strive to make this guideline as reliable as possible, we recommend seeking advice from your preferred paediatrician if you have any questions or concerns to clarify.

The information provided is for general knowledge only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. 
Please consult your healthcare professional before using this product.

*Natural milk source.
**Formula used for 8 weeks with decreasing pharmacological treatment during the first 4 weeks. 
Sevilla DAC, et al. BMC Pediatr. 2022;22(1):672.
1. Manios Y, et al. BMC Nutr. 2020;6:46. | 2. Waller PA, et al. Scand J Gastroenterol. 2011;46(9):1057–1064. | 3. Georgieva M. World J Clin Pediatr. 2016;5(1):118-27. | 4. Vivatvakin B, et al. Asia Pac J Clin Nutr. 2003;12(2):193-7. | 5. Moro G, et al. J Pediatr Gastroenterol Nutr. 2002;34:291-5. | 6. Ben XM, et al. World J Gastroenterol. 2008;14:6564–8. | 7. Uauy R, et al. Role of nucleotides in intestinal development and repair: Implications for infant nutrition. J Nutr. 1994;124(Suppl 8):1436S–1441S. | 8. Fazil SNS, et al. Malays J Pediatr Child Health. 2025;31(S1):15-20.