PurAmino Hypoallergenic Infant Drink, for Severe Food Allergies, Omega-3 DHA, Iron, Immune Support, 14.1 Oz Can, 4 Count

PurAmino Hypoallergenic Infant Drink, for Severe Food Allergies, Omega-3 DHA, Iron, Immune Support, 14.1 Oz Can, 4 Count

$239.93
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Walmart Albany Supercenter
$239.93
Last updated: 35 days ago

Description

PurAmino is a hypoallergenic, iron fortified, amino acid based formula used for infants and toddlers with severe cow's milk protein allergies, and other food allergies. From the makers of Enfamil which is the #1 pediatrician recommend brand, and Nutrimgein the #1 Hypoallergenic brand trusted by pediatricians. * It is suitable for conditions such as protein maldigestion, malabsorption/chronic diarrhea, short bowel syndrome, eosinophilic esophagitis, and other conditions that may require an elemental diet. PurAmino is suitable for oral and tube feeding. It contains omega 3 DHA and ARA, important fatty acid nutrients that provide brain support and eye development. PurAmino provides a sole source of nutrition for infants up to age 6 months and provides a major source of nutrition for toddlers up to 24 months of age, when indicated. In cases of severe and multiple food allergies or intolerances, PurAmino can be continued as a milk substitute in the diet of children. Once your baby reaches 1 year of age please consider transitioning to PurAmino JR, which is designed to provided 100% of dietary needs for protein and essential vitamins and mineral for children ages 1-13 (1). * Improvement observed in infants showed issues associated with CMPA at baseline vs next physician visit (3-6 weeks). (1) Wilsey MJ, Baran JV, Lamos L, et al. Short-term symptom improvement in infants with suspected cow’s milk protein allergy using amino acid formula: a prospective cohort analysis. Front Nutr. 2023;10:1208334 (2) Vanderhoof J, Moore N, de Boissieu D. Evaluation of amino acid–based formula in infants not responding to extensively hydrolyzed protein formula. J Pediatr Gastroenterol Nutr. 2016;63(5):531-533 ** Survey of Pediatricians who recommend a specific brand of formula