Description
HiPP Hydrolyzed Dutch Stage 2 Combiotik is a hypoallergenic cow milk follow-on formula for babies 6 months and older, in an 800g can with Dutch labeling. It works as part of a diet that now includes solid food, either as a full feed or between breast milk feedings. Many families come to Stage 2 after HiPP HA Dutch Stage 1, which has nurtured little ones through their first six months. The composition stays gentle, with the same partially hydrolyzed whey protein and Combiotik cultures, now with more iron for a growing baby.
This hypoallergenic formula stays on partially hydrolyzed whey protein (no casein), meaning the long-chain milk proteins have been broken down into smaller fragments. That makes the formula easier to digest and lowers the risk of an allergic reaction. Partially hydrolyzed is not the same as extensively hydrolyzed, which is what a baby with a confirmed cow's milk protein allergy needs. That is worth settling with a pediatrician before starting. Hydrolyzed whey cannot be certified organic, so like Stage 1, this can carries no organic seal. The organic HiPP Dutch Stage 2 is the alternative where there is no allergy risk in the family.
HiPP HA Dutch Stage 2 includes DHA at 13.6mg per 100ml, from fish oil. It meets the strict EFSA rules for European formula, which go further than the US requirements. DHA is one example: every European infant and follow-on formula must contain it, and in the US it is optional. There is no ARA at this stage, and no choline, inositol or L-carnitine, because babies from 6 months take these in from solid food. Lactose is the primary carbohydrate source, with no starch and no maltodextrin. HiPP Dutch HA2 features HiPP's Combiotik blend of prebiotics (GOS from lactose, 0.4g per 100ml) and the natural probiotic Limosilactobacillus fermentum for digestive comfort and immune support. It contains Metafolin (calcium-L-methylfolate), the bioactive form of folate. This is the same form of folate found in breast milk, and the body can use it directly. Iron rises to 1.0mg per 100ml for cognitive development, with more calcium and phosphorus than Stage 1. HiPP works with farms committed to high animal welfare standards, and all HiPP formulas are produced climate neutrally in Germany.
What is the difference between HiPP HA German Stage 2 and HiPP HA Dutch Stage 2? Both are hypoallergenic follow-on formulas from 6 months, and both stay on hydrolyzed whey protein without ARA. The recipes match: the ingredients and the nutrition are the same, with one small exception. Vitamin C is 10mg per 100ml on the Dutch can against 9.0mg on the German box. What really differs is the pack. The Dutch version is an 800g can with Dutch labeling and approximately 60 servings; the German version is a 600g box with German labeling and approximately 44 servings. With the same recipe in a larger pack, the Dutch can is the better value per bottle.
Why HiPP HA Dutch Stage 2?
- Designed to support the transition to complementary feeding from 6 months
- EFSA-approved hydrolyzed whey protein for continued allergy risk reduction from 6 months
- DHA (13.6mg per 100ml) for brain and visual development
- Natural probiotic L. fermentum CECT5716 and GOS prebiotics (0.4g per 100ml)
- Metafolin (calcium L-methylfolate), the bioactive form of folate
- Lactose as sole carbohydrate, no starch or maltodextrin
- Contains Prebiotics & Probiotics, Omega-3, and 6 LCPs (DHA and AA)
- Gluten-free and no GMOs
- Climate-neutral production in Germany for the Dutch market
- Made with 100% EU ingredients that are free from pesticides and harmful chemicals
- Comes in handy 800-gram stackable containers
Organic Formula Shop receives its formula directly from HiPP Germany, so every can is guaranteed 100% authentic. Your order ships fresh from our European warehouse with free express delivery in 2 to 4 business days. It comes in original sealed packaging with a guaranteed minimum shelf life of 6 months. Your price includes all customs and duties.
With every order, you’ll receive carefully packaged cans of HiPP HA Dutch formula containing:
- 800 grams (28.2 oz) of follow-on formula powder, approximately 60 servings of prepared formula
- Measuring scoop included: 4.7 grams (0.166 oz), approximately 170 scoops per can
- Dutch and French labeling. Please find the English nutrition and feeding chart HiPP HA Dutch stage 2 here.
- Good to know: HiPP uses the European expiration date notation, which reads DD/MM/YYYY
Not sure how much to order? Whether you are stocking up for a few weeks or a couple of months, our formula calculator shows exactly how many cans your baby needs.
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Ingredients
Lactose, vegetable oils (palm oil, rapeseed oil, sunflower oil), hydrolysed whey protein, galacto-oligosaccharides from lactose, calcium salts of orthophosphoric acid, potassium chloride, emulsifier: citric acid esters of mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids, fish oil, potassium hydroxide, sodium hydroxide, calcium carbonate, L-phenylalanine, L-tyrosine, magnesium carbonate, sodium selenite, vitamin C, L-tryptophan, zinc sulfate, L-histidine, iron sulfate, potassium iodate, niacin, pantothenic acid, natural lactic acid cultures (Limosilactobacillus fermentum), vitamin E, copper sulfate, vitamin B2, vitamin B12, vitamin A, vitamin B6, manganese sulfate, calcium-L-methylfolate (Metafolin), D-biotin, vitamin K, vitamin D, vitamin B1.
- Calcium-L-methylfolate = Metafolin. Metafolin is a registered trademark of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany. Probiotic strain: Limosilactobacillus fermentum CECT5716.
- Allergens: Contains milk (hydrolyzed whey protein) and fish (fish oil).
Please note:
Organic Formula Shop strives to keep the information accurate; however, the manufacturer may change the package label, ingredients, and/or packaging style at any time without prior notice. Always check the packaging carefully and follow the instructions on your packaging, even if they differ from the information above.
How to make a bottle

Preparation for powdered formulas:
- Wash your hands and sterilize the bottle, teat, and ring. Boil them in water for 10 minutes.
- Boil fresh drinking water and let it cool. Do not pour boiling water directly onto the powder, as this may damage the natural lactic acid cultures.
- Pour the correct amount of cooled boiled water into the sterilized bottle (see feeding chart).
- Add the correct number of leveled scoops using only the scoop provided (1 scoop per 30ml water). Scoop size: 4.7g.
- Close the bottle and shake vigorously until the powder is fully dissolved. 6. Cool to drinking temperature, approximately 37°C (98°F). Test on the inside of your wrist before feeding.
Important Information:
- Only use the scoop provided in the pack.
- Do not make feeds weaker or stronger than indicated by adding extra water/scoops, and do not add anything else to the milk.
- Always freshly prepare formula and do not prepare in advance. Use immediately, and discard leftovers at the end of the feed.
- Do not heat a bottle in a microwave, as hot spots may occur, which could cause scalding.
- All opened formulas should be used within 21 days. Never use a formula beyond its expiration date. The expiration date on the formula box/tin is listed according to European standards: day/month/year
- Avoid storing in areas of high heat or humidity.
Feeding Chart
Nutrition Facts
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- Scoops per feed — from the official feeding chart for your baby's age.
- Daily grams = scoops × scoop weight × feeds per day.
- Total grams = daily grams × 7 days × weeks.
- Packages needed = total grams ÷ package size, rounded up.
All quantities above are based on zero spill/waste. For average real-world usage, add approximately 20% extra to account for typical spill and waste.


