Pro-Stat® AWC — Concentrated Liquid Protein for Wound Healing & Recovery

Pro-Stat® AWC is a ready-to-drink, high-efficiency medical food designed to deliver maximum protein and wound-healing nutrients in a low-volume format. Each 1 fl oz (≈30 mL) provides 17 g of enzyme-hydrolyzed protein and 100 calories, along with added arginine, citrulline, cystine, vitamin C and zinc—a powerful combination that supports tissue repair, immune function, and lean body mass preservation.

Key Features & Benefits

• High protein in very low volume: 17 g of complete protein per 1 fl oz—ideal when intake is limited.
• Formulated for wound healing: Includes conditionally essential amino acids, arginine, vitamin C and zinc—all key for tissue regeneration.
• Dietary-friendly formula: Lactose-free, gluten-free, soy-free, kosher certified—suitable for many patients with dietary restrictions.
• Flexible administration: Can be consumed orally or via feeding tube (check clinical protocol)—ready-to-drink, no mixing required.

How & When to Use

• Use under the supervision of a healthcare professional. This product is indicated for adults with increased protein needs in low volume—such as those with stages 2–4 pressure injuries, multiple pressure injuries, surgical or burn wounds, unintentional muscle loss or sarcopenia.
• It may be consumed as 1–3 servings per day (or as advised by the clinician). It can be taken straight, or added to beverages or soft foods. For tube feeding, follow your facility’s protocol for flushing and administration.

Important Considerations

• Not a sole source of nutrition: This is a supplement for wound- and protein-support; it is not intended to replace complete nutrition.
• Contains milk-derived collagen protein—not suitable for individuals with milk protein allergies.
• Store at room temperature; refrigeration may cause gelling. Discard according to label instructions (e.g., “3 months after opening”).
• Use under medical supervision—especially important in adults with renal, hepatic or metabolic conditions where protein intake and wound healing should be monitored.