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REFERENCE OF
AVAILABLE FORMULAS AND PRODUCTS
FOR
SPECIFIC DISORDERS*
This is a reference for WIC professionals to use when approving formula prescriptions and
discussing formula needs with the physician. The WIC staff should not use this reference for
diagnosis or for recommending formulas. (Refer to Product List to see if product is WIC
approved and for additional information.)
2. Milk-based, lactose-free.
Enfamil LactoFree (Mead Johnson)
Similac Lactose Free (Ross)
Please refer to discussion paper on lactose intolerance.
B. Sucrase deficiency
Sucrose- and lactose-free. Contains glucose polymers.
1. Soy Protein Isolate
Enfamil ProSobee (Mead Johnson)
Isomil SF (Ross)
2. Milk-Based
Enfamil LactoFree (Mead Johnson)
*Adapted from the Colorado WIC Program. Revisions made to include formula
and product updates for infants and children.
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B. Sucrase deficiency (continued)
Sucrose- and lactose-free. Contains glucose polymers
3. Casein Hydrolysate
Enfamil Nutramigen (Mead Johnson)
Enfamil Pregestimil (Mead Johnson)
C. Sucrase-isomaltose deficiency
1. Sucrose- and starch-free. Contains lactose.
Milk-Based
Enfamil (low iron, Mead Johnson)
Enfamil with Iron (Mead Johnson)
Similac with Iron 24
Similac with Iron & Low Iron (Ross)
Store Brand-Milk (Wyeth)
2. Carbohydrate-free
3232A: Mono- and Disaccharide-Free Powder (Mead Johnson)
RCF: Ross Carbohydrate Free (Ross)
E. Galactosemia
1. Soy Protein Isolate – Primary Choice
Alsoy (Carnation)
Enfamil ProSobee (Mead Johnson)
Isomil (Ross)
Next Step Toddler Soy (Mead Johnson)
Store Brand-Soy (Wyeth)
2. Casein Hydrolysate
Enfamil Nutramigen (Mead Johnson)
Enfamil Pregestimil (Mead Johnson)
Alimentum with Iron (Ross)
3. Milk-based, lactose-free
Enfamil LactoFree (Mead Johnson)
-contaims trace amounts of galactose, ~20 mg/liter
*Adapted from the Colorado WIC Program. Revisions made to include formula
and product updates for infants and children.
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2. Casein Hydrolysate
Alimentum with Iron (Ross)
Enfamil Nutramigen (Mead Johnson)
Enfamil Pregestimil (Mead Johnson)
2. Elemental Products
Neocate (SHS)
A. Biliary atresia
Enfamil Pregestimil (55% MCT fat calories, Mead Johnson)
Portagen (85% MCT fat calories, Mead Johnson)
B. Bronchopulmonary dysplasia
Standard infant formula with increased concentration (>20 kcal/oz)
D. Diarrhea
Product used depends on the cause of diarrhea. Refer to I, II, and III above.
Also Isomil DF (mild to severe diarrhea; short term use only, for infants over 6
months old and toddlers)
E. Electrolyte Replacement
Short term use only
Enfalyte (Mead Johnson)
Pedialyte (Ross)
Rehydralyte (Ross)
F. Gastroesophageal reflux
Feeding guidelines per physicians instructions may include: positioning- prone
with head elevated at 30° angle, and small and frequent feedings. Please refer to
Glossary for more detailed discussion.
Enfamil AR (Mead Johnson, not recommended for use in premature infants)
Please refer to discussion paper on Gastroesophageal Reflux.
H. Hypocalcemia
Formula with lowered calcium and other minerals
Similac PM 60/40 (Ross)
2. Elemental
Neocate (SHS)
*Adapted from the Colorado WIC Program. Revisions made to include formula
and product updates for infants and children.
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K. Renal insufficiency
Formula with low electrolyte and mineral levels
Similac PM 60/40 (Ross)
B. Histidinemia
HIST 1 (infant), HIST 2 (child) (Mead Johnson)
C. Homocystinuria
HCY 2 (child/adult) (Mead Johnson)
HOM 1 (infant), HOM 2 (child/adult) (Mead Johnson)
Hominex - 1 (infant/toddler), Hominex - 2 (child/adult/pregnancy) (Ross)
XMET Analog (infant) (SHS)
XMET Maxamaid (1-8 years) (SHS)
XMET Maxamum (over 8 years) (SHS)
D. Hyperlysinemia
LYS 1 (infant), LYS 2 (child) (Mead Johnson)
Product 80056: Protein-Free Diet Powder (Mead Johnson)
*Adapted from the Colorado WIC Program. Revisions made to include formula
and product updates for infants and children.
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E. Hyperphenylalaninemia/Phenylketonuria (PKU)
Phenyl-Free 1 (infant/child) (Mead Johnson)
Periflex (over 1 year) (SHS)
Phenex - 1 (infant), Phenex - 2 (child/adult) (Ross)
Phenylade (Applied Nutrition)
Phenyl-Free (Mead Johnson)- available through 2001, Phenyl-Free 2 replaces it.
Phenyl-Free 2 (child/adult) (Mead Johnson)
Phenyl-Free 2 HP (child/adult/pregnancy) -higher protein for pregnancy (Mead
Johnson)
Phlexy-10 (child/adult) (SHS)
PKU 1 (infant), PKU 2 (child), PKU 3 (adolescent/maternal) (Mead Johnson)
XP Analog (infant) (SHS)
XP Maxamaid (1-8 years) (SHS)
XP Maxamum (over 8 years) (SHS)
F. Isovaleric Acidemia
I-VALEX - 1 (infant/toddler), I-VALEX - 2 (child/adult/pregnancy) (Ross)
MSUD Diet Powder (infant/child) (Mead Johnson)
Product 80056: Protein-Free Diet Powder (Mead Johnson)
XLEU Analog (infant) (SHS)
XLEU Maxamaid (1-8 years) (SHS)
XLEU Maxamum (over 8 years) (SHS)
VI. Nutritional Supplements (See Product List for additional use information)
A. Protein Supplements
Casec (Mead Johnson)
Elementra (Nestle)
Promod (Ross)
Resource Arginaid (Novartis)
Resource Instant Protein Powder (Novartis)
B. Carbohydrate Supplements
Moducal (Mead Johnson)
Polycose (Ross)
C. Fat Supplements
MCT Oil (Medium-Chain Triglycerides) (Mead Johnson)
Microlipid (Mead Johnson)
*Adapted from the Colorado WIC Program. Revisions made to include formula
and product updates for infants and children.
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