Give your baby an early introduction to
common foods with confidence!
No mixing. No mess.
Crafted for confident early feeding.
Early Allergen Introduction System
Introduce Allergens
before Your Baby Starts Solids
Timing of food introduction is the most significant modifiable risk factor in the development of a food allergy.
Food allergies are on the rise – luckily we know more than ever about best practices for allergen introduction. It starts early! A newborn’s immune system is very active, but sometimes needs to be pointed in the right direction. By exposing your baby to allergenic foods such as peanuts and eggs in small doses, before solid foods have been introduced, you have the opportunity to guide the immune response toward acceptance. Delayed food allergen introduction has been linked to higher incidence of food allergy. Babies need early, consistent exposure to food proteins to learn how to respond the right way. Amuse is a carefully measured combination of organic, all-natural ingredients providing early exposure to peanuts, eggs, cow’s milk, cashew, walnut, and sesame proteins. Administered daily as a liquid supplement starting at 2 months of age, Amuse is designed to support immune tolerance for when your baby is ready to explore new foods.
EASY Daily Doses for Infants
Just 3 drops under their tongue!
How to use Amuse:
- Start Early: Begin using Amuse when your infant is 2 months old. Consult your pediatrician if your baby has milk protein intolerance or developmental concerns.
- Daily Dosing: Administer 3 pumps (0.42 ml) of Amuse once daily. For best results, aim to place the drops under your baby’s tongue.
- Storage: Refrigerate until ready for use. Once opened, Amuse may remain at room temperature. Amuse is best if used within 30 days of opening.
- Consistency Matters: Continue dosing daily. Daily dosing with Amuse is recommended at least until 12 months of age, but optimally until 3 years of age. If your baby is teething or is ill (ie vomiting or with fever), it is reasonable to pause dosing on those days. Amuse may be discontinued once the allergenic foods such as peanut, egg, milk, cashew, walnut, and sesame seeds have been incorporated into the diet on a regular (3-5 days/week) basis.
No Mixing. No Mess.
We take food allergies seriously. That’s why pediatrician, allergist, and immunologist Dr. Brynn Everist recommends starting protein exposure as early as 2 months old, and makes it easy for busy moms, dads, and caretakers to do so with 3 drops of Amuse under baby’s tongue once daily.
Physician Recommended
The American Academy of Pediatrics, American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, and the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology now recommend early and frequent introduction of allergenic foods such as peanut and egg.
It’s a difficult goal. Amuse, developed by a pediatrician and allergist, makes it easy.
Food Allergies have become an Epidemic
8%
of children in the United States have a food allergy
~40%
of children with food allergies have more than one food allergy
9 foods
make up the majority of food allergy: cow's milk, soy, eggs, wheat, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shellfish, and sesame
5 foods
contained in Amuse: cow's milk, egg, peanuts, tree nuts, and sesame.
20%
of food-allergic infants are already allergic to that food by 4 months of age
2 months
ideal time to start Amuse, before solid food introduction!
Partner with your baby's immune system to prevent food allergies
The next 12 months could change your baby’s life. Start your subscription today.
1 Month
30 day supply, recurring monthly-
30-day supply of AMUSE Allergy Drops
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Monthly emails with allergy info and tips from Dr. Brynn
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Automatic renewal every month
12 Months
30 day supply, recurring monthly-
30-day supply of AMUSE Allergy Drops
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Monthly emails with allergy info and tips from Dr. Brynn
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Automatic Renewal every 12 months
6 Months
30 day supply, recurring monthly-
30-day supply of AMUSE Allergy Drops
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Monthly emails with allergy info and tips from Dr. Brynn
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Automatic Renewal every 6 months
1 Month
30 day supply, recurring monthly-
30-day supply of AMUSE Allergy Drops
-
Monthly emails with allergy info and tips from Dr. Brynn
-
Automatic renewal every month
12 Months
30 day supply, recurring monthly-
30-day supply of AMUSE Allergy Drops
-
Monthly emails with allergy info and tips from Dr. Brynn
-
Automatic Renewal every 12 months
6 Months
30 day supply, recurring monthly-
30-day supply of AMUSE Allergy Drops
-
Monthly emails with allergy info and tips from Dr. Brynn
-
Automatic Renewal every 6 months
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Amuse?
Amuse is a daily dietary supplement designed for infants, containing carefully measured amounts of common food proteins: peanut, cashew, walnut, sesame, egg and milk. It is formulated to support a healthy immune system and help maintain a normal response to table foods as part of your baby’s feeding journey.
How Does Amuse Work?
This precise blend of food proteins
naturally supports immune
tolerance when started early
and administered daily.
- Microdosing for Immune Tolerance: Small, regular exposures to common food proteins may support tolerance in the developing immune system.
- Sustained Exposure: Daily dosing is key to this exposure-based therapy.
- Ease of Use: A simple daily routine of 3 pumps ensures easy integration into your baby’s care.
Why Amuse?
- Research suggests early introduction of common food proteins supports immune health. Amuse supports the development of a healthy immune system.
- Amuse reinvigorates the joy of food introduction, allowing parents to watch their baby explore new flavors without fear.
- Recommended for all infants, regardless of family history, as research shows that early allergenic food introduction benefits every child.
Can I mix Amuse with formula or breast milk?
For optimal results, administer Amuse directly into your baby’s mouth. Mixing it with milk may reduce mucosal exposure and effectiveness.
What if my baby spits out the dose?
If your baby spits out the dose, don’t worry! Missing a dose occasionally won’t significantly affect the overall outcome as long as consistent exposure is maintained.
What if I miss a dose?
Resume dosing the next day. Do not double the dose to make up for a missed day.
How does Amuse align with current allergy prevention research?
Amuse is based on strong evidence from randomized controlled trials showing that early and sustained allergenic food introduction reduces the risk of allergies. For example:
- Early allergen exposure reduces the risk of peanut, egg, and milk allergies.
- Consistent allergen consumption over 2-3 years is the gold standard for long-term tolerance.
- Delayed allergen introduction increases likelihood for severe allergic reactions.
Is Amuse recommended for infants with eczema or a family history of allergies?
Yes. These infants are at higher risk for food allergy and may benefit from early allergen exposure. Amuse may be used as part of your baby’s feeding routine after discussion with your healthcare provider.
What makes Amuse unique?
Amuse is the first product of its kind, offering a scientifically-backed, multi-allergen microdosing approach to food allergy prevention. Its carefully measured blend of allergenic proteins supports immune tolerance and simplifies early and sustained allergen exposure for parents.
Is Amuse safe for all babies?
Amuse is safe for most infants, but consult your pediatrician before use if your baby has:
- Milk protein intolerance
- A suspected or diagnosed food allergy.
Research highlights the “prevention paradox”—early allergenic food introduction should be offered to the entire population to reduce the overall burden of food allergies.
How long should I use Amuse?
Use Amuse daily as part of your feeding routine until your child is regularly consuming those food proteins through table foods. Discuss individual timing with your pediatrician .
What if my baby has an allergic reaction?
Amuse contains very small doses of allergenic proteins and is designed to be safe. However, if you notice signs of an allergic reaction—such as rash, swelling, or difficulty breathing—discontinue use and seek medical attention immediately.
Will Amuse interfere with breastfeeding or nutrition?
Amuse is formulated to complement your child’s diet. Discuss with your pediatrician if you have concerns about nutrition or breastfeeding interactions.
Can I stop using Amuse once my baby starts eating solid foods?
Once your baby begins consuming allergenic foods regularly in their diet, Amuse may no longer be necessary. Discuss with your pediatrician to ensure consistent allergen exposure is maintained.
Where can I purchase Amuse?
Amuse will be available to ship starting late January. It can be purchased directly from our website.
Can I use Amuse for my older child?
Amuse is specifically formulated for infants to start before introducing solid foods. Consult your pediatrician if you are considering allergen exposure for an older child.
How Early Can I Start?
Earlier Exposure = Reduced Allergy Risk. We recommend starting Amuse as early as 2 months of age, before the introduction of solid foods. Pediatricians and Allergists recommend early and often exposure to allergenic foods such as peanut and egg in order to reduce the probability of food allergy.
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8340 Mission Rd Unit 212
Prairie Village, KS 66206
Phone: (913) 291-8854
Fax: +1 (913) 324-5888
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Amuse is not recommended for children with a diagnosed food allergy unless under the supervision of a board-certified allergist. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please consult your child’s healthcare provider before use.