Working together to bring more human milk to babies

LactaLogics is focused on human milk-based nutrition for premature and full-term babies who need supplementation.

LactaLogics introduces patented Pouch-to-Nipple Connector, expanding feeding options for donor human milk

LactaLogics appoints Maureen Crissy as Director of Clinical Engagement

LactaLogics welcomes Steven White as Head of Manufacturing and Quality

LactaLogics marks 50% facility completion, setting the stage for 2025 launch

The future of human milk nutrition

Newborns thrive best on breast milk. An exclusive human milk diet is proven to reduce infection and mortality while promoting healthy growth, but the first year of life doesn’t always go as planned. Breast milk isn't always available when complications arise, like premature birth.

LactaLogics is changing this. By utilizing the latest technology and being committed to holistic donor care, we are moving infant nutrition forward. Hospitals, babies, and their parents will soon have access to 100% human milk-based products that are safe, affordable, and easy to administer.

All products are in the development stage and are not yet commercially available for sale or distribution.

Using technology
to connect moms with excess milk to babies in need

Using value
to connect moms with excess milk to babies in need

Using quality
to connect moms with excess milk to babies in need

Using administration
to connect moms with excess milk to babies in need

Using safety
to connect moms with excess milk to babies in need

Moving infant nutrition forward

Superior retention of proteins, immune factors, and HMOs

Standardized calorie and protein content

Gently heat-treated to protect against bacteria, viruses, molds, and spores

Gently homogenized to minimize clogging of feeding tubes

No wasted milk with easy and efficient precision dosing

Easy to store and always ready to use, no freezing or thawing required

Learn more about what makes LactaLogics human milk-based products different

Making it easier and safer to feed infants while minimizing milk waste

Easy-Fill
Syringe >

Easily fill feeding syringes directly from our Fortifier or Ready-to-Feed aseptic pouches. Minimizes the risk of contamination from open air preparation.

Enteral Feeding Connector >

ENFit feeding tube ready with connector. Easy to administer take-and-toss pouch minimizes preparation time.

Single-Serve
Nipple >

Easy to feed take-and-toss pouch with nipple minimizes air bubbles that contribute to infant gas, preparation time and bottle usage.

Learn more about how LactaLogics is minimizing the risk of contamination from open air preparation

Friends of LactaLogics

Proudly changing infant nutrition together

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About our company

A new standard of care

Human milk products

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LactaLogics introduces patented Pouch-to-Nipple Connector, expanding feeding options for donor human milk

LactaLogics appoints Maureen Crissy as Director of Clinical Engagement

For donors

Working together to bring more human milk to babies

LactaLogics is focused on human milk-based nutrition for premature and full-term babies who need supplementation.

LactaLogics introduces patented Pouch-to-Nipple Connector, expanding feeding options for donor human milk

LactaLogics appoints Maureen Crissy as Director of Clinical Engagement

LactaLogics welcomes Steven White as Head of Manufacturing and Quality

LactaLogics marks 50% facility completion, setting the stage for 2025 launch

The future of human milk nutrition

Using technology
to connect moms with excess milk to babies in need

Using value
to connect moms with excess milk to babies in need

Using quality
to connect moms with excess milk to babies in need

Using administration
to connect moms with excess milk to babies in need

Using safety
to connect moms with excess milk to babies in need

Moving infant nutrition forward