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...food and non-food products are not covered by FDA labeling laws, and small-batch “local” food producers aren’t always aware of the law. For that reason, it is extremely important to know how to read labels for milk products. Below are several products that you might not have realized contain milk that you should be on the lookout for: Store-bought crackers- Several brands of store-bought crackers contain butter and/or milk powder. Make sure to check the...

...a hypoallergenic formula can pose a challenge for some families. Let me explain what I mean. Over the years, we at Neocate have offered families lots of options of hypoallergenic formula. Families of children over one year can choose an unflavored formula, or they can choose a flavored formula. And we offer more than one flavor, we offer seven great flavors! Not only that, families can choose from formulas that are powders and others that...

...boost calorie intake and normalize growth. So, in today’s post, we’ll discuss some ways to add calories to your child’s diet. Managing Failure to Thrive in Infants For infants, the solution is usually fairly straight forward. Your physician or dietitian may recommend concentrating your child’s infant formula. There are several ways to concentrate your child’s formula and you should only do so under the direction of your child’s healthcare team. (Preparing formula that’s too concentrated...

...when submitting for reimbursement. By providing accurate coding and complete documentation, you greatly increase your chance for coverage and payment. Reimbursement and HCPCS Codes As we explained above, some insurance companies and state programs that cover our products require a reimbursement or Healthcare Common Procedure Code (HCPCS). We’ve listed these codes here for your convenience. Pediatric GI/Allergy Product Nutricia Item NDC-format Code* HCPCS Code Neocate® Syneo Infant 127049 49735-0114-36 B4161 Neocate® Infant 125626 49735-0125-95 B4161...

...foods and eliminating all possible allergenic foods. Nothing seemed to work for poor Roland. Not All Hypoallergenic Formulas are the Same: His mother’s supply of breastmilk began to dwindle, and it became necessary to supplement with formula. His parents first tried a hypoallergenic formula. Roland was just a little over 3 months at that point and weighed less than 8 pounds. After less than a week supplementing with Nutramigen, Roland took a turn for the...

...is common for most hypoallergenic formulas, because of how it’s digested and absorbed. (The exception is formulas with prebiotic fiber, like Neocate Syneo Infant or Neocate Junior.) If you really want to know more about what causes this color, we suggest talking to a microbiologist and a gastroenterologist! Or read more here. How long will the diapers be this color? Another great question! The color can change from day to day, like it does for...

...children, moving from one formula to a nutritionally-improved version does not typically require a transition period or present tolerability concerns. Families should continue using the upgraded Neocate Junior with improved vitamins and minerals as directed. All Neocate Junior products are hypoallergenic and safe for use as directed. If you have questions or concerns, including tolerability issues, we encourage you to contact your child’s physician or our Nutrition Services team (1-800-365-7354), so that we can help...

...and healthcare providers searching for suitable formula for their children and patients. We want to thank you for your support and patience as we worked to increase production of Neocate to help meet the sudden increased demand. We continue to produce and ship ALL Neocate products, but supply of certain flavor varieties continues to be limited due to the ongoing increased demand for amino acid-based formulas. Neocate Production Highlights of 2022: We’re continuing to work...