We’ve reimagined what infant nutrition can look like. From the NICU to at-home care, every baby will be able to have access to the life-saving benefits of human milk.
We’re connecting moms who have healthy babies and can produce excess breast milk to babies in need. Help give babies the nutrition only human milk can give.
Ready-to-Feed milk, available in varying calorie and protein amounts, is a safe and convenient replacement when MOM is not available.
Deigned to be added to Mother’s Own Milk (MOM) or donor human milk (DHM), our fortifier helps meet the advanced nutritional needs of premature and medically fragile infants.
LactaLogics utilizes Gentle-UHT technology to transform breast milk from donors into specialized human milk-based products. This process makes donor human milk safe for even the most fragile infants while preserving important protein structure.
Our human donor milk is ready-to-serve at room temperature and requires no refrigeration before opening, our products ensure that more hospitals and parents can easily access 100% human milk-based supplement.
LactaLogics caters to all ages and stages of infant nutrition. From the tiniest preemies in hospital NICUs to moms seeking to bridge the gap in their milk supply.
LactaLogics is not currently manufacturing or distributing any products, including 100% Human Milk Ready-to-Feed products or 100% Human Milk Fortifier products. All products are in the development stage and are not yet commercially available for sale or distribution.
The anticipated distribution launch for the Human Ready-to-Feed products is early 2026.
If you are interested in utilizing our products in your NICU when they become available, please sign up to get notified or contact us to secure preferred access as a launch partner.
NICU Feeding Administration: Fortification or batch mixing should not be prepared at the bedside or in any patient care area. Multi-aliquot fortifier pouches should only be accessed in a formulary or centralized hospital milk room intended for customized fortification and batch mixing.
The directions for use of these products will be provided on the future product label/labeling, and will be labeled in accordance with the FDA’s requirements for infant formula which are found in the Infant Formula Act.