Parents compare baby formula and come up with some startling results.
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It’s about the same thing but some babies can take enfamil and can’t takes the generic brand. So it really up to how well your baby takes the generic brand.
best way to save money is breast feed. Know of hard up young mum who bottlefed, although stay at home mum till her youngest started school. And she is from a country, where thrift is seen as a virtue.
In ante-natal class we were told formulae are much of a muchness. Brand used in a hospital, depends on firm that offers best deal.
So, I wonder if generic comes with same insect larvae…
Parents choice is the Same exact thing as Enfamel but at a cheaper Price! I used it with my oldest daughter and she grew up fine! lol believe me she is 4 and weighs 48lbs!
formula is disgusting
formula is gross
No kidding just look at the labels and compare the national brand to any store brand. CVS, Kroger, Babies R’ Us, Walgreens…all baby formulas are nutritionally equivalent per FDA guidelines.
I use Parents Choice Sensitive, same stuff basically better price, but it works for my baby!
I discovered Parent’s Choice w/my 2nd son – sooooo much cheaper and no difference. Made us both happy!
Wow – it’s crazy to think that stores’ private brand or off-brand baby formulas have the same ingredients on the labels and cost half the price. Parents should compare the labels and buy based on price. You can really save a lot of money…at least 50%.