advice on hypoallergenic milks please!

[newlondonmummy]

please can anyone give advice (advantages/disadvantages? available on prescription? taste? etc) on
NUTAMIGEN
PEPTI JUNIOR
NEOCATE
SMA LF
GOATS MILK
ANY OTHER HYPOALLERGENIC FORMULAS
DS (10m) has vomitting & excema on Wysoy & hoping to change him to hypoallergenic formula- (family history of allergies - DD (3yr) is allergic to dairy, egg & nuts but never took to hypoallergic formulas so has to have calcium, vitamin & fat supplements which i want to avoid this time round.
thanks so much

Nutramigen doesn't taste nice but the doctors are VERY pleased thatall three of my children still take it (eldest is 10 yrs)!! It is VERY nutritious. The have all been taking it as babies and just kept it up. But we had to keep them on bottles for much longeras it some how tastes worse from a cup!

All three of my children must have Nutraigen atleast two times a day otherwise they feel dissatisfied. They use rice milk for cereal but that isn't very nutritious. They drink the Nutramigen on its own first thing in morning and last thing before bed. We didn't care about taking them off baby bottles until they wanted to as nutrition was the most important thing with their allergies

the reason goats milk is not on prescription is because it didnt pass health and safety guidlines.

there is a push in some areas of pead docs to remove nanny goats milk powder from supermarkets.

goats milk as a replacement for mild cows milk intolerance , may help, for some. But not for severe intolerance or IGE allergies.