EleCare Jr Vanilla | DHA & Lutein is designed to meet the nutritional needs of children ages 1 year and older who cannot tolerate milk, soy, or protein hydrolysate formulas. The amino acid-based, hypoallergenic formula is clinically shown to be effective for maintaining growth in children with severe food allergies and cow’s milk allergy when used as a primary source of calories.1,* It also has DHA and lutein to support brain and eye development. Plus, EleCare Jr Vanilla | DHA & Lutein meets or exceeds 100% of the Dietary Reference Intakes (DRIs) for protein and 25 essential vitamins and minerals for children ages 1 to 13.†
Learn more about our updated formula.
Your child's health depends on carefully following these directions. Ask your child's doctor if you need to use cooled, boiled water for formula preparation. Depending on the child's specific needs, preparation will vary as prescribed by physician. Follow physician's instructions carefully.
Wash your hands, surfaces and utensils. Pour desired amount of water into clean container (see Powder Mixing Guide).
Add powder; return dry scoop to can.
Cap container; shake well. Once feeding begins, use within 1 hour or discard.
Never use a microwave to warm formula. Serious burns can result.
Instructions for Use:
Unflavored & Vanilla: Dilution of 30 Cal/fl oz
Measure water |
Add scoop(s) of unpacked, level
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5 fl oz |
4 scoops (38 g) |
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15 fl oz |
12 scoops(108.8 g) |
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25 fl oz |
20 scoops (181.3 g) |
For most accurate results, EleCare Jr | DHA & Lutein should be weighed on a scale that reads in grams.
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For Ages 1 Year and Up
For Ages 1 Year and Up
For Ages 1 Year and Up
Always consult your doctor for preparation and use of EleCare, EleCare Jr, and EleCare Jr | DHA & Lutein.
Use under medical supervision.
* Study conducted with a previous formulation of EleCare Unflavored without DHA/ARA.
† In 1,000 mL for ages 1 to 3; 1,300 mL for ages 4 to 8; and 1,700 mL for ages 9 to 13 when fed at 30 Cal/fl oz.
Reference: 1. Sicherer SH, et al. J Pediatr. 2001;138:688-693.
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