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Yes, the Lactofree dairy drink bottle can be recycled. The method of recycling depends what part of the country you are in, as various councils do it differently. We would…
Question answered by Anne-Marie Sanderson, Lactofree Consumer Relations
Lactase production declines with age in all races, and the prevalence is likely to be higher in over 50s of any ethnic group. In addition, the intestinal villi where lactase…
Question answered by Dr. Patricia Macnair, Hospital Physician in Medicine for the Elderly
Yes, you can freeze Lactofree milk and it will not change the properties of the milk. However, I would recommend that you put the milk into a sturdier container as…
Question answered by Chris Storey, Lactofree Consumer Relations
The amount of lactose in medicines is so minor that it shouldn't cause any symptoms but if the individual has a severe intolerance, in some cases (like generic medicines) there…
Question answered by Noel Wickes, Pharmacist
The link between allergies, intolerance and behavioural change is still very debatable. Whilst the hard scientific evidence is still lacking, it’s an area we are really interested in. The Lactofree…
Question answered by Dr Adam Fox, Consultant & Honorary Senior Lecturer in Paediatric Allergy
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