Similac® High Energy
Similac® High Energy is an energy-dense, nutritionally complete infant formula suitable from birth to 8kg (or up to 18 months**) for special medical purposes.
** Product should be used along with solid food in older infants. Please follow the advice of your healthcare professional.
Indications
Similac® High Energy is suitable for the dietary management of disease-related malnutrition, growth failure, increased energy requirements and/or fluid restriction.
Presentations
- 200ml reclosable plastic bottle
Flavours & Order Codes
| Product | Flavours | GMS Code | Pack Size | Case Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Similac® High Energy | Unflavoured | 81400 | 200ml | 30 |
Preparation
- Refer to the product label or data sheet for full preparation of the product
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 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
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Energy distribution
Note: Information based on 200 ml bottle |
Protein
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Palm oil and Palm olein oil free |
Contains long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids |
Contains galactooligosaccharides |
Gluten free |
Osmolality
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Renal Solute Load
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Water
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Convenient packaging
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Data sheet available online. For further product information please contact Abbott Nutrition, Freephone 1800 411 411
Note
- Breast milk is best for infants and is recommended for as long as possible during infancy
- Not suitable for infants or young children with galactosaemia
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FOR ENTERAL USE ONLY
^Product is intended for the purpose of professional evaluation only and can be provided to patients upon the request of a healthcare professional
Remember to always consult your Doctor, Dietitian or Healthcare Professional before using Similac® High Energy
GMS: General Medical Services
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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.
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