HCY 2 Medical Food
HCY 2 is a medical food powder that is free of the essential amino acid methionine & is specially designed for children & adults with homocystinuria.
It provides all other essential amino acids, as well as nonessential amino acids, carbohydrates, fat, essential fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals.
- Methionine-free, and has cystine
- 22 g of protein equivalents per 100 g of powder
- Suitable for someone with lactose intolerance
- Pleasant vanilla scent & can be easily enhanced with other flavors
- Mixes easily & stays blended well
- Use under direct & continuing supervision of a doctor
Available Formats and Sizes
HCY 2 Medical Food is available in 1lb powder cans. If you want to stock up on HCY 2 Medical Food you can purchase this formula in a case of 6.
Corn Syrup Solids:
An easily digestible source of carbohydrates.
Amino Acids:
The amino acid profile is adapted to meet the needs of children and adults with documented homocystinuria.
Plant-Based Oil:
Soy oil contains fats that are important for growth and development in children and overall health in adults.
Modified Corn Starch:
Serves as a source of carbohydrate, an emulsifier to prevent separation in formula.
Calcium Phosphate:
A source of calcium to support bone health.
Sodium Citrate:
A source of sodium.
Essential Minerals:
Essential minerals to support bone development, nerve function, and cellular activities.
Choline Chloride & Inositol:
Important nutrients to support brain development and overall growth.
Essential Vitamins:
Essential vitamins for immune support, bone health, and overall growth.
Taurine & L-carnitine:
Amino acids playing roles in central nervous system development and energy metabolism.
Ethyl Vanillin:
A flavoring agent.
Please refer to your product packaging for the most accurate information.
Last Updated: 7/18/25
Nutrients
* WARNING: This protein is incomplete since it does not contain the essential amino acid methionine.
Vitamins
Minerals
Please refer to your product packaging for the most accurate information.
Last Updated: 11/13/24





