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Peptamen® Adult Formulas
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Peptamen® formulas are the ONLY peptide-based enteral nutrition formulas made with 100% whey protein. Designed for patients ages 14+ with GI impairment, Peptamen® formulas support absorption and deliver complete nutrition, while helping address nutritional challenges associated with GI disorders including malnutrition.

What makes Peptamen Unique?

MCT
Higher Ratio of MCT

Medium-chain triglycerides make up to 50-70% of the fats in our formula to help facilitate fat absorption and support formula tolerance.

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Experience and Evidence

Peptamen® is well-studied and trusted with over 100 clinical studies supporting improved outcomes in GI-impaired patients.

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Smaller Peptides

Our formulas deliver a high percentage of di- and tripeptides, making them more readily absorbed than free amino acids, larger peptides and intact protein.

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100% Whey Protein

Peptamen® Formulas are the ONLY tube feeding formulas with hydrolyzed 100% whey protein. Whey is fast-acting, meaning it is emptied quickly by the stomach and then absorbed more efficiently in the small intestine.

For Your Adult
Patients With:

  • • Gastroparesis
  • • Critical Illness
  • • Chronic Pancreatitis
  • • Upper GI Cancer
  • • Other GI Disorders

For Your Adult
Patients With:

  • • Gastroparesis
  • • Critical Illness
  • • Chronic Pancreatitis
  • • Upper GI Cancer
  • • Other GI Disorders
For Your Adult Patients With

Find the Right Formula for Every Patient Need

 PeptamenPeptamen PrebioPeptamen 1.5Peptamen 1.5 PrebioPeptamen AFPeptamen Intense VHP
 

Peptamen®

Peptamen® with Prebio™

Peptamen® 1.5

Peptamen® 1.5 with Prebio™

Peptamen AF®

Peptamen®
Intense VHP

Best Used For

  • Impaired GI function
  • Early enteral feeding
  • Transition from or dual feeding with TPN
  • Impaired GI function
  • Early enteral feeding
  • Transition from or dual feeding with TPN
  • Patients with volume restrictions or high-calorie needs
  • Impaired GI function
  • Early enteral feeding
  • Transition from or dual feeding with TPN
  • Patients with volume restrictions or high-calorie needs
  • Impaired GI function
  • Early enteral feeding
  • Transition from or dual feeding with TPN
  • Medically stressed patients who may experience inflammation
  • Impaired GI function
  • Early enteral feeding
  • Transition from or dual feeding with TPN
  • Managing inflammatory response
  • Assisting nutritional management of blood glucose levels
  • Satisfying high protein requirements
  • Impaired GI function
  • Early enteral feeding
  • Transition from or dual feeding with TPN

Caloric Density

1.0

1.0

1.5

1.5

1.2

1.0

Sizes & Flavors

250mL Carton
(Case of 24 Cartons)
Unflavored

250mL Carton
(Case of 24 Cartons)
Vanilla

250mL Carton
(Case of 24 Cartons)
Vanilla, Unflavored

1000mL Bag
(Case of 6)
Unflavored

250mL Carton
(Case of 24 Cartons)
Vanilla

1000mL Bag
(Case of 6)
Unflavored

250mL Carton
(Case of 24 Cartons)
Unflavored

1000mL Bag
(Case of 6)
Unflavored

250mL Carton
(Case of 24 Cartons)
Unflavored

1000mL Bag
(Case of 6)
Unflavored

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36 Evidence Found

Use of a very high protein enteral nutrition formula assists in meeting the protein need of patients receiving intravenous se
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CNW

Use of a Very High Protein Enteral Nutrition Formula Assists in Meeting the Protein Needs of Patients Receiving Intravenous Sedation with Propofol


Use of a very high protein enteral nutrition formula assists...

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Tolerability of a Volume‐Based Enteral Nutrition Protocol in Critically Ill Patients Receiving Intravenous Vasopressor Therap
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CNW

Tolerability of a Volume‐Based Enteral Nutrition Protocol in Critically Ill Patients Receiving Intravenous Vasopressor Therapy (Abstract Study)


Tolerability of a Volume‐Based Enteral Nutrition Protocol in...

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Should Hypocaloric Hyperproteic Nutrition become the standard of care in critically ill patients (Study Summary)
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ASPEN

Should Hypocaloric Hyperproteic Nutrition become the standard of care in critically ill patients (Study Summary)


Should Hypocaloric Hyperproteic Nutrition become the standar...

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Positive economic impact linked to the avoidance of tube-feeding intolerance.
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Clincoecon Outc Res

Positive economic impact linked to avoidance of tube-feed intolerance is associated with use of Peptamen® Formula


Positive economic impact linked to the avoidance of tube-fee...

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Permissive Underfeeding or Standard Enteral Feeding in Critically Ill Adults (Study Summary)
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NEJM

Permissive Underfeeding or Standard Enteral Feeding in Critically Ill Adults (Study Summary)


Permissive Underfeeding or Standard Enteral Feeding in Criti...

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Narrowing the protein deficit gap in critically ill patients using a very high protein enteral formula (Study Summary)
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ASPEN

Narrowing the protein deficit gap in critically ill patients using a very high protein enteral formula (Study Summary)


Narrowing the protein deficit gap in critically ill patients...

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Feeding the Critically Ill Patient (Study Summary)
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Crit Care Med

Feeding the Critically Ill Patient (Study Summary)


Feeding the Critically Ill Patient (Study Summary)...

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Early Enteral Nutrition with Whey Protein or Casein in Elderly Patients with Acute Ischemic Stroke, A Double-blind Randomized
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Study Summary

Early Enteral Nutrition with Whey Protein or Casein in Elderly Patients with Acute Ischemic Stroke, A Double-blind Randomized Trial (Study Summary)


Early Enteral Nutrition with Whey Protein or Casein in Elder...

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