The only hypoallergenic formula with probiotic LGG
*LGG® is a registered trademark of Chr. Hansen A/S.
†Among those who have a preference.
*Due to cow's milk protein allergy
†When formula without sucrose is preferred
Starts to ease colic* within 24 hours
The only hypoallergenic formula with probiotic LGG
LGG is the most studied probiotic for Allergy Management
#1 Trusted Hypoallergenic Formula for Cow's Milk Allergy
WIC-eligible in all 50 states
No table sugar added as source of carbohydrate
**Studied before the addition of LGG®, DHA, and ARA.
††Vs Nutramigen without LGG
‡‡ Asthma, rhinoconjunctivitis, urticaria, and eczema at 3 years vs Nutramigen without LGG. Feeding began at 4 months of age or older in the study.
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Store Brand Hypoallergenic Formula |  | |
| Probiotic LGG® to support digestive and immune health |
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| No table sugar added‡ |  | | | |
| DHA at expert-recommended amount to support brain development** | | | | |
| No artificial growth hormones‖ | | | | |
| 80 published studies‡‡ | | | | |
Nutramigen™ has not been shown to be superior to Similac® Alimentum®, Pepticate, and store brand in managing cow’s milk allergy or in supporting brain, digestive, and immune system development.
‡For when sucrose is not preferred as a source of carbohydrate.
**World Health Organization (WHO) recommended amount of DHA is 0.2%-0.36$ of total fatty acids. Similac®=0.15% vs Nutramigen=0.32% of total fatty acids.
‖No significant difference has been shown between milk derived from rbST-treated and non-rbST treated cows.
‡‡ Nutramigen protein has been clinically researched in more than 80 studies.
“I am an RN and would recommend this formula for anyone experiencing an infant with excessive crying, spitting up and unable to gain.”
-Colleen
“My baby girl is allergic to cow's milk and we tried this formula and haven’t looked back since. She stopped spitting up as much, reflux was gone and all stomach issues were resolved!”
-Alex
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