Compleat Pediatric Original Reduced Calorie 0.6 Nestle Healthcare Nutrition 10043900380749-Compleat

Nutritionally Complete Pediatric Feeding Solution
Compleat Pediatric Reduced Calorie Tube Feeding Formula is specially designed for children aged 1 to 13 years. This unique formula is made from real food ingredients, ensuring a nutritionally complete diet suitable for kids with varying dietary needs. The reduced calorie variant provides all the essential nutrients while managing caloric intake, making it an excellent choice for children who require an extended tube-feeding plan.

Ideal for Specific Dietary Needs
This unflavored tube feeding formula is particularly ideal for children facing lactose intolerance or difficulties in weight gain. With a calorie count of 150 per serving, it's specifically crafted to meet the nutritional requirements of pediatric patients without compromising on taste or comfort. The gluten-free formulation additionally supports children with gluten sensitivities, making it a versatile option for diverse dietary needs.

Convenient and Ready-to-Use Packaging
Each carton contains 8.45 ounces of the Compleat Pediatric Tube Feeding Formula, offered in a convenient reclosable carton for easy storage and use. Ready to use straight out of the box, this product simplifies the feeding process for caregivers, alleviating the stress that can come with meal preparation for children on restrictive diets. The packaging promotes convenience without sacrificing quality, empowering caregivers to provide nutritious meals with ease.

Supportive Nutrition for Healthy Growth
The unique CalciLock blend present in Compleat Pediatric formula plays a supportive role in healthy bone growth, ensuring that children receive adequate nutrients during critical developmental phases. With a commitment to real food ingredients, this pediatric formula stands out in a market often filled with less nutritious alternatives. This carefully crafted blend not only assists in maintaining optimal health but also aligns with the natural feeding habits of children.