Enfamil NeuroPro EnfaCare High Calorie Premature Baby Formula, Milk-Based with Iron, Brain-Building DHA, Vitamins & Minerals for Immune Support, added easy-to-digest proteins, Baby Milk, 13.6 Oz Can
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Enfamil NeuroPro EnfaCare High Calorie Premature Baby Formula, Milk-Based with Iron, Brain-Building DHA, Vitamins & Minerals for Immune Support, added easy-to-digest proteins, Baby Milk, 13.6 Oz Can
- SUPPORTS IMMUNE SYSTEM: Milk-based, 22 Cal Fl Oz formula with enriched nutrition and a blend of nutrients to help support baby's immune system.Available in POWDER cans and READY TO USE bottles just mix with water as directed. Perfect for plan-ahead feedings.
- PROMOTES CATCH-UP GROWTH: Clinically proven to promote catch-up growth similar to full-term breastfed infants
- BLEND OF IMPORTANT NUTRIENTS: Enfamil Enfacare has a blend of vitamin D, omega-3 DHA and vitamin C to help support length gain and lean support
- EXPERT RECOMMENDED DHA: Enfamil Enfacare has expert recommended DHA which provides brain-building nutrition
- BRAIN-BUILDING NUTRITION: Get brain building nutrition inspired by breast milk from Enfamil
- TRUSTED BRAND: Enfamil is the Trusted Brand for Brain-building and Immune Support
- PEDIATRICIAN RECOMMENDED: Enfamil is the infant formula brand recommended by pediatricians
- Available in POWDER cans and READY TO USE bottles just mix with water as directed. Perfect for plan-ahead feedings.
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