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You can have your milk and smile

Real milk without the discomfort.

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Milk without discomfort sounds good

LACTAID® Milk is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. Our milk uses a lactase enzyme to break down the lactose from farm-fresh dairy milk into sugars that are easier on your stomach. So, no lactose, means no discomfort.

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Donʼt live in dairy denial

Many of us understand that moment of frozen indecision caused by the appearance of a dairy-laden dish or dessert. Two out of three people in the world have trouble digesting dairy.* But with LACTAID®, the lactose that causes this discomfort due to lactose sensitivity has already been removed from our milk, so you donʼt have to avoid dairy, you can enjoy it.

*Refers to 68% of global population with lactose malabsorption (NIH 2022)

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Real milk, really delicious

More than just real milk, LACTAID® tastes really good too. Experience the joy of a nice glass of milk and stop thinking twice. No lactose and no stomachache makes LACTAID® a no-brainer.

Customer sitting in a cozy café holding a glass of iced latte, with a carton of Lactaid Whole Milk on the table.

More than just milk

While our delicious, lactose-free milk serves as the cornerstone of our brand, we also have an entire suite of LACTAID® dairy products that makes use of the very same stomach-friendly lactase enzyme. From eggnog to ice cream and cottage cheese to sour cream, weʼre happy to provide an easier-to-digest line of dairy offerings for all.

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Real milk, in the real milk aisle

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Learn About Lactose Sensitivity