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A premium Kids A2 Protein nutrition drink for children aged 4 to 9, made in Australia. The first ingredient is Australian organic A2 protein milk from grass-fed cows, dried once; to it we add whey protein, real cocoa, a little cane sugar, real vanilla, vegetarian DHA, a probiotic culture, and thirteen vitamins and seven minerals, each measured and printed on the pack. One 25 g sachet in 180 mL warm water is the glass; one a day. The vitamins are A, D3, E, K2, C, B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B7, B9 and B12; the minerals calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc, iodine, selenium and copper. Twenty single-serve sachets in a carton.

It is more than milk powder. Here is what's in it, what happened to the milk, and what didn't.

What happened. Australian organic A2 protein milk from grass-fed cows on the Great Ocean Road is dried once, in the same region, from fresh milk — not from bought-in powder. Drying removes the water. Some heat-sensitive vitamins fall a little in any drying, which is why ours are added afterwards, and measured. The powder is blended in Australia with the vitamins, minerals, DHA and culture, filled into a sachet and sealed under nitrogen, so it keeps for 24 months without a fridge.

What didn't. It was not dried a second time. Nothing was added to bulk it up. No artificial flavours, colours or preservatives.

Why powder at all. Because a sachet can carry a measured dose to your kitchen and keep it there for two years. A glass of liquid milk can't do that in the same way. This is not meant to replace your child's milk. It is one glass a day — milk, with the vitamins and minerals added, measured.

And the milk you buy. That is good milk, and we are not here to argue with it. We just show you our process, step by step, so you can compare.

The first ingredient is Australian organic A2 protein milk from grass-fed cows. Organic here means the farms — pasture, herd and milk — are certified organic in Australia. The finished sachet is not certified organic, because the vitamins, minerals and DHA we add are not. We would rather tell you that than imply it.

Look at the ingredient lists side by side — yours to check, not ours to compare. Ours leads with Australian organic A2 protein milk from grass-fed cows. Every vitamin and mineral has its amount printed. We use no artificial sweeteners and make no claims about height, brains or immunity.

A2 protein is the A2 form of the milk protein beta-casein. Our milk is naturally rich in A2 protein. It is a fact about the milk, not a health claim: A2 protein is not a treatment for anything, the drink is not lactose-free, and a child with a diagnosed milk allergy should not have it.

A lot of milk powder in the world is made from milk powder — produced somewhere, shipped, stored, then dried a second time when it's blended into a finished product. Ours goes from fresh milk to powder once, close to where it was farmed, and isn't touched again until it's blended into the sachet.

A little Australian cane sugar — the only sweetener — plus the lactose that's naturally in milk. The exact figures are printed on the pack. See every ingredient. No artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavours — Australian cane sugar and real vanilla.

A little, so the cocoa tastes like cocoa — a sachet a child refuses delivers nothing. India's food regulator doesn't recommend non-nutritive sweeteners for children. So it's a small amount of plain Australian cane sugar, printed on the pack.

Vegetarian, yes. The DHA is from an algal (plant) source, not fish. The vitamin D3 is derived from lanolin (sheep's wool), which makes it vegetarian but not vegan. The probiotic is a bacterial culture. Contains milk. The product is not halal-certified.

It is 100% vegetarian; the sources of D3, whey and the probiotic medium will be stated on this page.

No artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavours — Australian cane sugar and real vanilla. No artificial colours or preservatives. Nothing to bulk it up: no maltodextrin, no vegetable oil, no thickeners. No palm oil. No proprietary blends. We also left out manganese and chromium on purpose.

Cocoa can carry cadmium from soil, so we require a heavy-metals certificate from our cocoa supplier for the cocoa we buy, and we test the finished product for heavy metals — including cadmium — at first production.

The product is for children aged 4 to 9. For ages 4–5, use only under medical advice of a physician or certified dietician or nutritionist — please speak to your paediatrician first. Not for infants under 12 months.

Not suitable for a diagnosed milk allergy. It contains lactose and is not lactose-free. A2 protein does not change either of those things.

The amounts are set against India's ICMR-NIN 2020 values for ages 4–6 and 7–9, and declared amounts stay under 100% of the RDA where one exists. If your child takes another supplement, check the two labels together with your paediatrician before combining them.

Ask your child's doctor — they know the dose your child is on. Our sachet contains iron, and the iron figure prints on the pack, so you can show them exactly what's in it.

No. Each sachet is designed as about half a day's. One a day.

We don't know, and neither does anyone selling you a drink. Indian law requires proof before anyone claims an outcome for a child — and we have none. What we can tell you is exactly what's in it. It includes the nutrients India's national survey (CNNS 2016–18) measured in children — iron, vitamin D, B12, zinc, folate — and the rest a complete profile needs.

For many children, milk is enough — and we'd never tell you otherwise. This is for the days it isn't: the untouched tiffin, the two bites of roti. It also carries vitamin D, iron and DHA, which milk alone supplies little of, and B12, which matters in vegetarian households.

Every batch is independently tested for safety — microbiology and heavy metals — before it is released. The full nutrient panel is run on the first production run and at set intervals, and we print only what the lab confirms.

Australia — the milk from the Great Ocean Road region of Victoria, blended and packed at a licensed, export-registered Australian dairy facility under Australian dairy standards. Nothing is re-blended or repacked in India. We don't name our suppliers publicly; we do name the region, and we tell you exactly how it's made.

Peter Skene — four decades in Australian dairy; he led a listed Australian dairy company. He designs the product, chooses the milk and checks each batch's paperwork. He is not a doctor and makes no health claims. His full account →

C&F International (OPC) Private Limited — the importer, distributor and seller of record, on this site and, from launch, on Amazon.in. The brand is owned by Carrington & Finch Pty Ltd, Australia.

Yes. No payment, no shipping charge, no card. We'd rather you taste it than take our word for it.

Because the first production run is small and every sachet in the envelopes comes from it — two sachets per envelope, one envelope per household, for the first 500 families to reserve, in order. When they're gone, they're gone — the reserve list still gets first cartons and the price lock.

With the first shipment into India, early 2027. We email the first 500 before it ships; you give us your address then, not now.

Then you've lost nothing — and we'd still like to know; that's exactly what the reply is for.

Because a sachet a child refuses delivers nothing, and we're still tuning the taste. Your answer changes what we make.

No. The ₹300 is there if you want it. The reserve list never charges you.

India, early 2027. The first production run goes to the reserve list before general sale. Reserving is free and locks the launch price of ₹2,499 for your first three cartons.

Yes, it is more than a tin of malt powder. It is also a different thing: a premium Kids A2 Protein nutrition drink, not a flavour you add to milk. Nothing in it is there to bulk it up; the first ingredient is Australian organic A2 protein milk from grass-fed cows, dried once; every vitamin and mineral is measured and printed on the pack; and every batch is independently tested for safety before it is released. It works out at ₹125 a glass, once a day. What ₹2,499 actually buys →

₹2,499 for 20 sachets, inclusive of all taxes — ₹125 a glass, once a day.

You don't need to. One sachet, 180 mL warm water. That's the whole glass. Made with milk instead, the sugar, calcium and protein figures change. Not at bedtime; brush after.

Stir one 25 g sachet into 180 mL of warm water — not above 40 °C, comfortably warm to the touch, never hot. Drink straight away. One a day.

24 months from manufacture, unopened, in a cool dry place. No refrigeration. Each sachet is nitrogen-flushed and sealed; use it straight after opening.

Your email, city, your child's age and how many children aged 4–9 you have — used to contact you about the launch and nothing else. If you're one of the first 500, we ask for your delivery address and a phone number later, by email, only so the courier can deliver your envelope; they're deleted after delivery unless you order. Full policy on the Privacy page.