Why Karihome?
Scientifically proven goat milk is gentler on the tummy.
Karihome Goat Milk Formula contains only natural A2-type β-casein2 and no A1 β-casein. In contrast, standard cow's milk formulas often contain a mix of both A1 and A2-type β-casein proteins.,3,4 A2-type β-casein has been clinically shown to be easier to digest and gentler on the digestive system.5
Goat milk has 6 times more natural sn-2PA.
Karihome Goat Milk Formula contains naturally high levels of sn-2 palmitic acid. Levels of naturally occuring sn-2PA is 30% in goat vs. 5% in cow6.
LEVELS OF NATURALLY OCCURRING SN-2 PALMITIC ACID
Goat milk contains higher levels of protective components.
Whole goat milk has 3 times more natural nucleotides than whole cow milk, and Karihome Goat Milk Formula contains up to 8 times more natural prebiotic oligosaccharides. These prebiotics nourish good bacteria and help strengthen the body's natural defenses.9
WHOLE GOAT MILK CONTAINS 3 TIMES MORE NATURAL NUCLEOTIDES THAN IN WHOLE COW MILK7
Naturally Present MFGM — Supporting Your Child's Development 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 development.
SUPPORTING YOUR CHILD’S DEVELOPMENT
Exclusive NutriKept™ Technology
Our unique NutriKeptTM process minimizes unnecessary processing to deliver the natural nutrition of goat milk straight from the farm to your table.
Exclusive NutriKept™ Technology
Made from rare, natural whole goat milk never skimmed, preserving its active nutrients.
Avoiding repeated high-temperature heating and helping reduce the formation of harmful advanced glycation end-products (AGEs)10 to ease digestive burden.
Less processing, more natural nutrition.

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