Pediatric Tube Feeding Formula Count of 1 By Nestle Healthcare Nutrition

Product Description

• For children 1–13 with reduced caloric needs – 40% fewer calories than standard 1.0 kcal/mL formulas (0.6 kcal/mL vs. 1.0 kcal/mL in Compleat Pediatric)
• Includes a blend of ingredients from real foods, such as peas, green beans, tomato paste, peaches, cranberry juice concentrate, and carrots
• Made with real food ingredients including chicken, fruit, vegetables and cranberry juice
• Contains protein from dehydrated chicken powder, milk protein concentrate, and pea protein isolate
• No corn or soy ingredients
• Provides the equivalent of 4 servings of fruits and vegetables for children ages 1–4 and the equivalent of 2.5 servings for children ages 4+
• Meets the 2011 IOM recommendations for calcium and vitamin D
• Contains CalciLock blend of essential nutrients to support healthy bone development
• Suitable for these diets: lactose intolerance, gluten-free not for individuals with galactosemia
• Provides nutritional support for children with disproportionate weight gain associated with developmental disabilities, may help address feeding intolerance common in children with developmental disabilities, long-term tube feeding regimen for those who prefer a formula containing real food ingredients, reduced caloric needs, or bowel management
• This product is intended for use under medical supervision

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