Milk formulas often feature an arsenal of ingredients to help your child develop. These can include Human Milk Oligosaccharides (HMOs), optimized protein, DHA, and ARA. While these may be beneficial, their simple inclusion may not be enough for your child’s needs. There’s a reason why Similac GainSchool is still the most recommended by experts (based on IQVIA Study from April 19 to June 23, 2023).

DHA and ARA, Meet the PRODI-G Formula & 5 HMOs

Brain development? Check. Competitors have these too. But Similac GainSchool’s PRODI-G formula isn’t just a witty word play on the word “PRODIGY”. It’s a powerhouse of nutrients including:

1. Added Gangliosides: which help improve Performance IQ (vs formula without gangliosides supplementation) Gangliosides act as brain food. Similac GainSchool contains added gangliosides that help support cognitive development and help make your child a fast learner.¹
2. 5-HMOs: Similac GainSchool formula contains 2’-FL, 3-FL, 3-SL, LNT, and 6-SL which help strengthen immunity. These HMOs help protect kids from infections and allergies, and can help reduce the risk of respiratory infections by up to 66% (vs formula with no 2’-FL HMO supplementation).²

The Only One with 3’-FL

While other brands may also feature 5 HMOs in their formulation, Similac GainSchool’s meticulously crafted formula was designed with Filipino children in mind. It is the only one that specifically contains 2'-FL and 3-FL HMOs which are the most abundant HMOs found in Filipino mothers.³ With this, your child gets a special formula that is more attuned to his body and helps strengthen his immunity.

When it comes to nourishing young minds, Similac GainSchool doesn't hold back. Beyond basic nutrition, it delivers brain-boosting elements with its unique formula. So trust only what experts recommend most – choose Similac GainSchool. (based on IQVIA Study from April 19 to June 23, 2023).

1. Gurnida D, et al. Early Human Development. 2012;88:595-601
2. Marriage BJ, et al. J Pediatr Gastroenterol Nutr. 2015;61(6):649
3. Erney R, et al. J Pediatr Gastro and Nutrition. 2000;30(20):181-182.

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