KetoCal 3:1 Updates

Does your family use KetoCal 3:1 Powder? If so, we wanted to let you know about some minor changes coming soon.

Rest assured that the upcoming changes to KetoCal 3:1 Powder are small and do not affect the 3:1 ketogenic ratio. Below are some questions that you might have and the answers to them.

If you have any further questions about the changes to KetoCal 3:1, please feel free to contact our Nutrition Services team at 1-800-365-7354. If you have any questions about your prescribed intake of KetoCal 3:1 and how that may be affected by these changes, please reach out to your healthcare provider. You can also view the full list of Questions & Answers for families here.

Questions & Answers about the Changes to KetoCal 3:1 Powder

Why are these changes occurring?

KetoCal 3:1 is available in many countries and we ensure compliance with applicable laws in the countries where our products are sold. Given recent changes to European regulations, we made some minor adjustments to nutrient levels in KetoCal 3:1.

What are the changes to KetoCal 3:1?

The adjusted recipe for KetoCal 3:1 will include minor changes to the levels of macronutrients (carbohydrate, fat and protein), as well as the levels of certain vitamins and minerals. The changes will not affect the ketogenic ratio of the product.

When will this change occur?

The updated formulation of KetoCal 3:1 will be available in the spring of 2021 (we expect around March).

Is the ketogenic ratio changing?

No, the updated KetoCal 3:1 will remain at a 3:1 ketogenic ratio. There will be small changes to the levels of macronutrients (specifically fat and protein) per 100 grams of powder but the overall ketogenic ratio of the product will not change. You can view the nutrient comparison chart here.

Have the calories changed?

Yes, the calories per gram and calories per can of KetoCal 3:1 will change slightly. The current version of KetoCal 3:1 provides 699 calories per 100 grams of powder, while the updated version will provide 711 calories per 100 grams of powder. Therefore, each can of the current KetoCal 3:1 provides 2,097 calories and each can of the updated KetoCal 3:1 will provide 2,133 calories. Talk with your ketogenic dietitian to determine if your intake and/or monthly prescription needs to be adjusted to account for this minor difference in the calories.

Have the macronutrients (carbohydrate, fat and protein) changed?

Yes, there are small changes to the amount of fat and protein per 100 grams of KetoCal 3:1 powder. The changes will not affect the ketogenic ratio of the product.

Have the levels of vitamins and minerals changed?

Yes, the levels of specific vitamins and minerals have changed slightly. You can view the nutrient comparison chart here.

Why is the label different?

We regularly review and update the look and packaging of our products. We hope you like the new look of KetoCal 3:1!

What should I do to prepare for this change?

We recommend that you speak with your healthcare provider to determine if any changes need to be made to your daily intake or monthly prescription of KetoCal 3:1 to account for these minor changes in the formulation.

Where can I view the nutritional information for the updated KetoCal 3:1?

You can view the nutrient comparison chart here.

Is the updated KetoCal 3:1 nutritionally complete?

Yes, the updated KetoCal 3:1 can be used to provide complete nutrition for children ages 1-3 or can be used to provide supplemental nutrition for ages 1 and up. If you have any questions about how this product fits into your child’s medical ketogenic diet, please reach out to your healthcare provider.

How do I know if I have the updated version of KetoCal 3:1 or not?

You will be able to tell if you have the updated version of KetoCal 3:1 by the label. You can view the current and updated versions of the KetoCal 3:1 label here.

For more information:

For more details about the updates to KetoCal 3:1, view the full list of Questions & Answers for families here.


KetoCal is a medical food for the management of intractable epilepsy and is intended for use under medical supervision. Talk to your healthcare provider to determine if KetoCal is right for you