Karihome Whole Goat Formula (WGF) shown to protect formula-fed children from eczema backed by GIraFFE study
Karihome® is a Whole Goat Milk Formula (WGM) and that's what sets us apart. Unlike many formulas that use skim milk, added whey and vegetable oils, we keep the natural goodness of whole goat milk.
Whole Goat Milk Formula (WGF) means:
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~50% Milk Fat
Naturally retains valuable milk nutrients, including Milk Fat Globule Membrane (MFGM) and sn-2 palmitate (sn-2 PA). -
Gently Processed with Nutri-KeptTM
Minimally processed – preserving natural goodness. -
Gentle Formula
Low in β-lactoglobulin and αS1-casein14, with simple, minimally processed ingredients for gentle nutritional care for little ones.
Scientifically proven goat milk is gentler on the tummy.
Goat milk has 6 times more natural sn-2PA
Goat milk contains higher levels of protective components.
Made from whole goat milk, our formula naturally contains Milk Fat Globule Membrane (MFGM), which surrounds milk fat globules and provides bioactive nutrients that support your child's development10,11.
Exclusive NutriKept Technology
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