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...enough. Should you or your child carry more than two auto-injectors? Not necessarily. Additional backups would likely be for peace of mind. A second dose of epinephrine may be needed in an emergency, but more than two doses during an emergency should only be given with medical supervision. Some caregivers choose to carry two auto-injectors from different lots for added precaution. Multiple Locations Some patients who use auto-injectors prefer to carry the standard two with...

...key thing to look for is whether they accept number 4 plastics – the lids we use on our cans are number 4. As more localities continue to accept a bigger variety of plastics, we hope many of our customers can recycle their Neocate lids! You may also be able to find a nearby drop-off location by using the search feature on Earth911 with the term “#4 Rigid Plastic” and your city or zip code....

...As you may be aware, the Abbott Nutrition recall of several powder formulas beginning in February and subsequent extended supply interruption has created a difficult situation for many patients and health care providers. The search for alternatives to certain Abbott Nutrition products to meet patient needs has created unprecedented demand for amino acid-based formula products, including our Neocate line. While we are taking urgent measures to get more products into the market, current product...

...long, exhausting days in the hospital. Multiple doctors came to see us trying to determine the cause of the fever. We had test-after-test-after-test done with no answers and a fever that just wouldn’t resolve. By process of elimination it was determined that he simply had a virus that he had to fight through. However, through test results, a GI doctor believed that his virus was possibly causing his liver to malfunction. The GI doctor told...

...protein chains found in milk, can tolerate. Neocate started helping immediately. After only two days his diarrhea and bloody stool stopped and his rash went away. Summary: When he was only a few weeks old, Luke suffered from a milk allergy that caused diarrhea, bloody stool and a skin rash that distressed the entire family. After trying several formulas, Luke’s parents finally found Neocate Infant. Using Neocate Infant as part of an elimination diet immediately...

...are all water soluble. Vitamin C (also known as ascorbic acid) is also water soluble and acts as an antioxidant. In addition, vitamin C is important for wound healing. A deficiency in vitamin C, results in a disease called scurvy. Good sources of vitamin C are colorful fruits and veggies such as red peppers, broccoli and strawberries. You may notice lots of fruit juices out in the market have added vitamin C, as a result...

...Academy of Pediatrics’ (AAP) criteria. Exactly what nutrients were updated? You’ll notice most of the nutrient levels have been updated. Please visit our website to see the updated nutrient profile. Have any of the ingredients changed? While some of the ingredients and amounts have changed, all ingredients in Pepticate meet the US Food & Drug Administration’s (FDA) requirements for permitted use in infant formulas as well as our own strict internal standards. Pepticate remains a...

...another hydrolysate formula, and prescribed Prevacid for his reflux. But baby Jacob was still miserable. Frustrated, sad and tired, Michelle searched the internet for anything that could help her son and found the Neocate Web site. Neocate is a hypoallergenic formula made up of individual amino acids (the building blocks of protein) instead of the partial protein chains found in the other formulas that Jacob tried. “After reading through the Web site and testimonials I...