I'm glad to see you posting on Lactnet, Mr. Hawkins, and I hope this is an
indication that Medolac is willing to speak publicly about its products.
Can you please indicate which hospitals are using your product? I know the
list doesn't like advertising, so it might not be allowed for you to post
product endorsements from enthusiastic users, but perhaps a simple list of
hospitals would be allowed? And would you also be so kind as to also
publish your product price list? Thank you,
-- Jodine Chase
Human Milk News
http://www.bfnews.blogspot.com
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> Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2014 22:33:14 -0500
> From: Doug Hawkins <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Re: Medolac???
>
> Co-op Donor Milk is 100% human milk, with nothing added. Medolac prepared
> Co-op Donor Milk has been used in dozens of hospitals successfully with
> preterm infants and should be used like any other human donor milk in
> clinical settings. Assertions that Co-op donor milk is untested are
> absolutely false. In fact our milk is arguably tested more extensively than
> other milk banks as it is screened and tested before it is pooled, again
> after it has been pooled and yet again after it has been packaged. Any
> milk that is does not pass safety or freshness standards is rejected
> immediately (the latter step is not required of HMBANA milk banks).
> Unlike many donor milk providers, we provide laboratory confirmed
> nutritional information for our donor milk specific to each lot.
> Caregivers can rely on the indicated protein, fat, mineral and carbohydrate
> nutritional information to accurately reflect the contents in the pouch.
> As to the sterilization process, we utilize an FDA approved heat processing
> method that has been in use for decades. Our milk is packaged and heat
> processed in custom manufactured pouches that have also been used for
> decades to provide extended shelf life for foods for infants and with foods
> for special medical purposes.
>
> We are concerned that a few individuals are purposely and maliciously
> spreading misinformation about our product, often due to these individuals
> also having a conflict of interest that skews their opinion. Medolac
> procures its donor milk from the Mothers Milk Cooperative, the largest milk
> bank in the US, operating in 45 states, owned and controlled by its
> members. Each member been carefully selected, including blood screening
> performed by the American Red Cross National Testing Laboratories. Every
> member has the assurance of being fairly compensated for her milk. Our
> commercially sterile donor milk is only sourced from human donor milk free
> from bacterial contamination, and offers unparalleled safety as our
> processing method eliminates the presence of heat resistant spores, not
> eliminated by Holder pasteurization alone, like b.cereus. As we offer the
> only commercially sterile donor milk, we are confident that our donor milk
> is the safest, highest quality donor milk available and ideal for use in
> clinical settings.
>
> Please do not hesitate to go to www.medolac.com
> <http://t.signaleuna.com/e1t/c/5/f18dQhb0S7lC8dDMPbW2n0x6l2B9nMJW7t5XZs3MhD70W8qCvpW4WzFyWW2zhqcR56dCBNf8_SSP802?t=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.medolac.com%2F&si=5612676741857280&pi=d649764e-6f11-4831-c825-7aa42cdc9414> for
> more information or contact your local Medolac representative should you
> have any questions.
>
> Sincerely,
> Doug Hawkins
> Senior Vice President, Corporate Affairs
> Medolac Laboratories
> ....
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