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Written by RMacLean   
Saturday, 22 January 2005 19:14

Babies who are born prematurely, or require extra calories and nutrient for another reason may be put on a nutrient formula.

These formulas have higher calories, more protein and more vitamins and minerals than standard formulas.

FORMULA

MANUFACTURER

FAT SOURCE

PROTEIN SOURCE

CARB SOURCE

Similac Neosure

Ross Labs

Soy, coconut, & medium-chain triglyceride oils

Nonfat milk & whey protein concentrate

Corn syrup solids & lactose

Enfacare Lipil

Mead Johnson

High oleic vegetable oil, soy oil, MCT oil, coconut oil

Whey, casein from whey protein concentrate and nonfat milk

*Lactose and  corn syrup solids

*In the powered version. The liquid version provides it's carbs from maltodextrin and lactose.

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