Pepticate Babynahrung, hypoallergene Säuglingsnahrung in Pulverform für Kuhmilchallergie, mit Omega-3-DHA, ARA, Eisen und Präbiotika, 14,1 Unzen

Name: Pepticate Babynahrung, hypoallergene Säuglingsnahrung in Pulverform für Kuhmilchallergie, mit Omega-3-DHA, ARA, Eisen und Präbiotika, 14,1 Unzen
Brand: NUTRICIA PEPTICATE
SKU: 0749735000915
Price: 74.65 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:NUTRICIA PEPTICATE

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74.65

Nr. 1 EXTENSIV HYDROLYSIERTE FORMEL (eHF) in Europa: Pepticate ist die Nr. 1 von britischen Kinderärzten empfohlene eHF (am häufigsten empfohlene Marke in einer Umfrage unter britischen Allgemeinärzten, Kinderärzten und Ernährungsberatern im Jahr 2022: n = 206). HERGESTELLT IN EUROPA: Eine ernährungsphysiologisch vollständige, sichere und gut verträgliche Formel, die in über 75 Ländern verkauft wird. VON MUTTERMILCH INSPIRIERT: Pepticate ist von Schlüsselbestandteilen der Muttermilch inspiriert, darunter präbiotische Oligosaccharide zur Unterstützung der Verdauungsgesundheit und der Entwicklung des Immunsystems bei Säuglingen, Nukleotide zur Unterstützung des Immunsystems sowie DHA und ARA zur Förderung der Gehirn- und Augenentwicklung. SYMPTOMBEHANDLUNG MIT KUHMILCHALLERGIE: Es hat sich klinisch als wirksam bei der Ernährungsbehandlung von CMA erwiesen. Hilft bei der Linderung von CMA-Symptomen wie Ekzemen und Koliken. HYPOALLERGENE SÄUGLINGSFORMEL: Pepticate ist die führende weitgehend hydrolysierte Säuglingsnahrung (eHF) in Europa mit über 30 Jahren Erfahrung in der Behandlung von Säuglingen mit Kuhmilchallergie (CMA).

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EAN: 0749735000915

Kategorien Füttern, Babynahrung, Babynahrung,

Age Range (Description)	Infant
Brand	NUTRICIA PEPTICATE
Item Form	Powder
Item Weight	400 Grams
Size	14.1oz x 1

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Scritto da: Mama_x3

Good Alternative to US Brands

Before even trying this on my 11 month old, I made sure to do a little research to be sure it would be ok to give him this and made sure I felt comfortable doing so and needless to say, I did. My son suffers from eczema which was originally thought to be due to CMA so I've had him on soy formula and while it helps, it doesn't completely alleviate it so I wanted to try a true hypoallergenic formula. I did slowly switch over and tried the whole can but decided to go back to his soy formula because it caused him severe diarrhea (which can be expected when switching formula) so I truly didn't give it to him long enough to see if it helped his eczema any further and since he's 11 months old and so close to being done with formula, I don't want him suffering with the diarrhea unnecessarily when we've already came this far with soy especially since his eczema is manageable with creams and prescription oil. The one thing I really liked about this formula is that you can make odd ounce sized bottles because it takes 1 scoop per ounce (the scoops are much smaller than what I'm used to with Enfamil). The soy formula I had/have him on gets clumpy and doesn't mix back in if you make a large batch and put it in the fridge, so I always eyed what I thought was closest to a half scoop to make him 9 oz bottles but this method of measurement does it 100% accurate to get the correct water to formula ratio (which is extremely important). The other thing I like is that you can go directly to the manufacturers' website and have a free sample shipped to you from right here in the US to try out before spending so much on a can to find out your baby doesn't tolerate it well (and the sample size can I got was the same size as this can). Overall my LO did tolerate this formula well (minus the diarrhea which again, can be completely normal). He didn't seem to have an upset stomach and his belly seemed as full as on his normal formula. It's definitely a good alternative if you're having a hard time finding your regular hypoallergenic formula. The price tag is a little steep however the scoops are probably 1/3 the size of the Nutramigen scoops so if you're comparing those 2, it might equal out. I attached photos for comparison between the Nutramigen and Pepticate scoops.

Scritto da: Camellia

good alternative

This is a good choice as an alternative to traditional cow milk-based formulas. This formula is made with extensively hydrolyzed protein, which means that the proteins have been broken down into smaller, more easily digestible pieces. This makes it easier for babies with cow milk allergy to digest and absorb the nutrients in the formula. This formula contains Omega 3 DHA and ARA. It also contains iron, which is essential for healthy blood development, and prebiotics, which support digestive health. The powder can be easily mixed with water.

Scritto da: Andy J

Always do your homework

First let's get the price out of the way... I know there's inflation, but younger parents don't always have the funds to reach these heights. That and this is pretty similar to the other brands out there where you get far more. What are we paying for? This formula did work just fine though after slowly switching. No upset tummies, no reactions, etc. As always, do your research and do your testing. Every baby is different. There wasn't a distinct flavor either, so that's fine.

Scritto da: Crystal K.

So far so good

I just started using this product for my baby but so far so good. No upset tummy yet.

Scritto da: Jules

Good formula, high price

It is understandable that to make a good formula, it requires more funds, but I don’t know many new parents who could afford $40 formula. Aside from that this is a very good formula with great ingredients. It’s a good choice for babies with sensitive tummies. It mixes well, and seemed to have good flavor because my baby takes it just fine!

Scritto da: Mrs. M

Pricey, But No Complaints ABout Quality.

This formula seems to be a good option for babies with sensitive tummies, although each baby is so different that what works for my baby might not work for yours. The ingredients seem better to me than a lot of the options available that are manufactured here in the US. With how high the price tag is though, I would recommend trying other brands first and see if you can find a more reasonably priced option that works before giving this a try. Quality wise I don't have any complaints though.

Scritto da: AlpacaPenguin

Works for daughter

We have had a hard time finding formula for my daughter because her stomach is so sensitive. After reading reviews, I heard this company (Pepticate) was really good. So, after 3 bottles she's doing great! I can't comment on flavor or anything but she seems to like it and hasn't had any tummy issues yet. Yes, this is pricy but quality items (especially for your baby) is worth it.

Scritto da: RS

Baby food

Well packed. Tried it on one infant daughter once so far and alls good. It’s priced as much or higher than the more reputed brands. That’s going to be a hard sell.