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Which fomula do you use?
Materna  
 27%  [ 12 ]
Similac  
 34%  [ 15 ]
Kendamil  
 18%  [ 8 ]
Other  
 20%  [ 9 ]
Total Votes : 44



amother




OP
 

Post Thu, Jun 01 2023, 1:34 pm
Which formula do you use for your baby/ newborn?
How much does a can cost?
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amother




Blonde
 

Post Thu, Jun 01 2023, 1:36 pm
Similac soy, about$20 for 12 oz can

I used to use Up and Up soy but it's out of stock for a really long time. $28 for 36 oz
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amother




Stonewash
 

Post Thu, Jun 01 2023, 1:37 pm
amother OP wrote:
Which formula do you use for your baby/ newborn?
How much does a can cost?



I think I did the math once, and similac was cheaper than materna extra care based on the amount of grams per box and the amount of grams per spoon.

That said, it depends what type my baby tolerates, and they seem to be sensitive regular materna.
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amother




Tan
 

Post Thu, Jun 01 2023, 1:40 pm
Cheapest one my baby will tolerate.
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amother




OP
 

Post Thu, Jun 01 2023, 1:49 pm
amother Tan wrote:
Cheapest one my baby will tolerate.



thats what Im looking for. Which one do you use?
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amother




Honeysuckle
 

Post Thu, Jun 01 2023, 2:11 pm
Kirkland
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amother




Tan
 

Post Thu, Jun 01 2023, 2:48 pm
amother OP wrote:
thats what Im looking for. Which one do you use?


Costco is cheapest. Walmart and target are the same price for generic. I would try those first.
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todahrabba




 
 
    
 

Post Thu, Jun 01 2023, 2:52 pm
Similac advance 30.8 ounces for 32.54 in Walmart or 33.99 in target .
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amother




Oxfordblue
 

Post Thu, Jun 01 2023, 3:01 pm
You seem to be looking for CY only which is going to be more expensive than the regular ones. Interestingly the psak we got was that if there's a significant cost savings we could use cholov Stam, and when we did the math the generics were literally half the price of the CY formula. Then it turned out neither of my kids could tolerate regular formula so there was no question anymore.


My first was on target gentle. Second was/is on target soy till I could no longer get it, and now we just get whatever soy we can.
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amother




Trillium
 

Post Thu, Jun 01 2023, 3:09 pm
We asked and was told that if there's CY available then for sure only CY even if its more expensive
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amother




Lime
 

Post Thu, Jun 01 2023, 6:04 pm
What ever WIC gives out
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adar




 
 
    
 

Post Thu, Jun 01 2023, 6:10 pm
CY similac $32 for 24.7oz can
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amother




Lime
 

Post Thu, Jun 01 2023, 6:14 pm
My babysitter finds people who are going to Israel and gets them to bring back materna which she pays for $14 resells it for cost price(what it cost and pay for people to bring it)mostly $14-$16

Is that an option for you?
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amother




Garnet
 

Post Thu, Jun 01 2023, 7:53 pm
I use Puramino which is around 52$ per can. (it's special type hypoallergenic formula.)
I get 8 cans free per month from wic bh!
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amother




Taupe
 

Post Thu, Jun 01 2023, 7:59 pm
I was told by doctors to not use soy, for my milk allergy kids doctors said milk allergies and soy allergies go hand in hand. And I was told to avoid soy because of hormones.
My sister on wic was told by her rebbe to use milk and not soy.
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amother




Oxfordblue
 

Post Thu, Jun 01 2023, 8:09 pm
amother Taupe wrote:
I was told by doctors to not use soy, for my milk allergy kids doctors said milk allergies and soy allergies go hand in hand. And I was told to avoid soy because of hormones.
My sister on wic was told by her rebbe to use milk and not soy.


Just want to clarify the allergy thing - 50% of kids with a milk allergy have a soy allergy, which means 50% don't. When we discovered my daughters allergy we tried soy since it was during the formula shortage and it was very hard to find hypoallergenic, and bH it was good for her. When we started allergy testing she had minor allergy to soy on the blood test and the allergist said the fact we've been feeding it to her probably kept her from developing a full blown allergy.
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