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Neocate® is proud to launch our newly redesigned Neocate.com. The new website has been rebuilt with you in mind: Organized – quickly find key information for your food allergy journey Customized – flexibility to tailor to your needs: see content related to your condition and product of interest Device friendly – easy to use on any mobile device or your favorite computer Let’s dive a bit deeper into what you can find on...

...Unflavored Ages (and genders) 1-3 years 4-8 years Males 19-70 years Females 19-50 years Females 51+ years Males 71+ years 9-18 years Females 14-18 years, pregnant/lactating Calcium needs per day 700 mg 1,000 mg 1,200 mg 1,300 mg Fluid ounces of Neocate Splash or Neocate Junior to meet calcium recommendations (fl oz, at standard dilution; 30 kcal/oz) 20 fl oz/d 28 fl oz/d 34 fl oz/d 37 fl oz/d We hope this is helpful. Now...

In a very recent study looking at the prevalence, diagnosis, and management of food allergies, it found that “t he evidence for the prevalence and management of food allergy is greatly limited by a lack of uniformity for criteria for making a diagnosis.”1 Interestingly, the study also stated that there is not a universally accepted definition of food allergy!1 There are several food allergy tests out there to make a diagnosis of...

Summer camp is an invaluable childhood experience full of fun, learning and personal growth. However, for parents with children who have severe food allergies, sending your child away to camp can be very scary. How can you be sure there are safe food options? And what if there is an allergic reaction? Will the camp know what to do? These fears are legitimate but it doesn’t mean your child has to miss out...

...can result in severe harm.) Concentrating formula makes it more calorically-dense. The standard concentration for all infant formulas is 20 calories per fluid ounce. Making formula more concentrated means that your baby is taking in more calories while still drinking the same volume of formula. The concentration of the formula can be increased, for example to 24 or 27 calories per fluid ounce. Some infant formulas come in high-calorie versions which are already more concentrated....

Our post today is a guest blog entry from Lynda Mitchell . We’d like to thank her for guest blogging for us. When the Kids With Food Allergies Foundation opened its doors in 2005, Tracy, one of our members, told me her son had food protein-induced enterocolitis syndrome (FPIES), a rare allergy condition affecting the GI tract that was sometimes mistaken for an eosinophilic gastrointestinal condition. When Tracy shared her story, I...