Has anyone heard of this company before? I've heard of Prolacta and their sales of human milk based human milk fortifier. But this company is now marketing bottles of donor breast milk that have a one year shelf life with no refrigeration. Received a marketing ad from one of their reps and just wondering if anyone knows anything about this company. Seems as if they are looking to be a replacement for bottles of formula.

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It looks as if they are in 120 ml containers and state that they are tested to be exactly 20 calories. Just wondering if anyone has used them? They are marketing towards NICU's in their brochures.

Tricia Shamblin, RN, IBCLC

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