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Re: mixing formula into ebm THANK YOU
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I wrote:

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>In the UK, current health service guidance is that formula milk 
>powder needs to be mixed with water at least 70 deg C in temp (more 
>more than 30 mins after it has boiled - so very, very hot water).


I meant *no more than*....sorry.

HWN, UK
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