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Ross "Improved" Similac infant formula with increased nucleotides now launching.

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ROSS PRODUCTS "IMPROVED" SIMILAC INFANT FORMULA LAUNCHING NATIONWIDE in May with increased levels of nucleotides and a new fat blend and protein system, the Columbus, Ohio-based division of Abbott Labs said. Improved Similac infant formula contains 72 mg of nucleotides; "the level of nucleotides in any other infant formula...is less than half the total potentially available nucleotides found in improved Similac and breast milk," Ross stated. The reformulated product is replacing the former version.

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