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Why Choose Prolacta?
We are making the difference in the lives of premature infants.

Prolacta Bioscience is the pioneer in human milk-based nutritional products for premature infants in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Prolacta believes that there is no adequate replacement for human breast milk and, as such, we believe infant nutritional products should be human milk-based. As a privately held, scientifically driven company, committed to improving premature infant nutrition, we are using human milk to change the standard of care in the NICU. Mothers who have a surplus of breast milk can help save the country's most fragile infants by donating their extra breast milk to one of Prolacta's affiliate milk banks. Read More »


1Human milk values vary with references used. Preterm human milk values obtained from Meeting the Special Nutrient Needs of Low Birth Weight and Premature Infants in the Hospital (A8100). Columbus, Ohio: Ross Products Division Abbott Laboratories, January 1998, p56.
Where to Find Us in 2012
Winnie Palmer Neonatal Conference: Help Babies Win with Skin-to-Skin
Date: May 23 - May 23, 2012
Location: Orlando, FL
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Nationwide Childrens Neonatal Conference
Date: May 23 - May 24, 2012
Location: Columbus, Ohio
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Press Releases
Make-A-Wish Foundation® Receives Initial Donation From Prolacta Bioscience

MONROVIA, Calif. Mar 27, 2012 --Prolacta Bioscience, the first and only company to offer human milk fortifier (HMF) made from 100% human breast milk for critically ill, premature infants, has announced their initial donation of $7500 to the Make-A-Wish Foundation®. Prolacta’s donation is part of an annual sponsorship of the Make-A-Wish Foundation that commenced in November 2011. The sponsorship guarantees a minimum annual donation of $30,000 from Prolacta.

International Breast Milk Project Donates 2,500 Bottles of Breast Milk to AIDS-stricken Babies in South Africa

NEW YORK, Dec. 5, 2011 --The US-based International Breast Milk Project (IBMP), Prolacta Bioscience and Quick International Courier in a joint humanitarian effort delivered 10,000 ounces (2,500 bottles) of donor breast milk to be utilized by premature, sick and orphaned infants in Cape Town and Durban, South Africa.