OVERVIEW
Enfamil NeuroPro envisions your baby’s bright future, just like you do
That’s why it’s a leading formula featuring brain-building MFGM components, expert-recommended DHA, and a unique immune blend.
Enfamil NeuroPro is a leading formula with a unique blend, featuring MFGM components, clinically shown to support cognitive and communication development now through age 5.
*MFGM components from whey protein concentrate
Has Omega 3 DHA that global experts recommend, as well as essential nutrients.
Only Enfamil NeuroPro infant has an exclusive HuMO6 immune blend, which includes 2'FL-HMO, PDX, GOS, Vitamins C&E and Selenium.
Each of these ingredients are shown to help support a baby's immune system.
Here’s how the MFGM components in Enfamil NeuroPro support your baby’s development:
Top Reasons to Choose Enfamil NeuroPro
Global expert recommended Omega 3 DHA*. | 17mg/100 Cal |
8mg/100 Cal |
Exclusive HuMO6 Immune Blend 2'FL-HMO, PDX, GOS, Vitamins C & E and Selenium |
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#1 Pediatrician recommended brand. |
Enfamil has not been shown superior to Similac in supporting brain development and immune health.
This chart is for Enfamil NeuroPro Infant that has PDX and GOS
*World Health Organization recommended amount of DHA is 0.2%-0.36% of total fatty acids. Enfamil has 0.32% of total fatty acids as DHA, similar to the world average amount found in world-wide mature breast milk.
This chart is for Enfamil NeuroPro Infant that has PDX and GOS
*World Health Organization recommended amount of DHA is 0.2%-0.36% of total fatty acids. Enfamil has 0.32% of total fatty acids as DHA, similar to the world average amount found in world-wide mature breast milk.
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