Similac® High Energy
Similac® High Energy is a high energy infant formula designed for infants and young children up to 8kg body weight (or 18 months of age) for special medical purposes.
Indications
Similac® High Energy is suitable for infants with:
- Faltering growth, including catch up growth
- Increased energy requirements
- Fluid restriction
Presentations
- 200ml reclosable plastic bottle
- 60ml reclosable plastic bottle
Flavours & Order Codes
| Product | Flavours | List Numbers | Pack Size | Case Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Similac® High Energy | Unflavoured | 106248 | 60ml | 48 |
| Similac® High Energy | Unflavoured | S23830 | 200ml | 30 |
Preparation
- Similac® High Energy is ready to use
- Do not dilute or add anything to the bottles unless instructed, under the guidance of a healthcare professional
Top tips for Similac® High Energy
- Similac® High Energy can be substituted for milk in drinks, on breakfast cereals and in puddings
- Similac® High Energy can be used when blending vegetables or in mashed potatoes
- Similac® High Energy can be added to banana, pear and apple puree as a tasty dessert
- Use 100ml Similac® High Energy to make a cheese sauce with 5g cornflour and 20g grated cheese
Features
High energy
|
Energy distribution
Note: Information based on 200 ml bottle. Minor differences exist between presentations. |
Protein
|
Palm oil and Palm olein oil free |
Contains long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids |
Exclusive patented blend of nucleotides |
Contains galactooligosaccharides |
Gluten free |
Osmolality
|
Renal Solute Load
|
Water
|
Convenient packaging
|
For full product information and datasheet please contact Abbott Nutrition, Freephone 1800 411 411
Note
- Not suitable for infants or young children with galactosaemia
- FOR ENTERAL USE ONLY
Remember to always consult your Doctor, Dietitian or Healthcare Professional before using Similac® High Energy
* GMS: General Medical Services, DPS: Drugs Payment Scheme.
Return to Infant Feeds Product page
Please read this important notice before you proceed:
When it comes to feeding infants, breast milk is best and provides many benefits. Breastfeeding is recommended for as long as possible. A decision not to breastfeed can be difficult to reverse, and combined breast and bottle feeding may reduce the supply of breastmilk.
If a mother is thinking about bottle feeding, they should seek advice from a healthcare professional, and consider the social and financial implications of using an infant formula. If a mother chooses to use an infant formula, always advise to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use very carefully, as failure to do so could make an infant ill.
By clicking on the proceed button, you will be able to view information on Similac® High Energy, and you are accepting that Abbott Nutrition is providing this at your individual request for information purposes.
I agree I disagree