I am a senior with digestive problems this lactate milk tastes good and does not effect my system like regular milk does. Because I don't use milk like I did when I was younger, the regular milk can spoil before I can use it, Lactate milk tastes good up to the last drop. It costs a little more, but when you figure how it lasts longer than regular milk, it is worth the extra money. I always buy the half gallon, so I don't have to go to the store to many times.

I love a cold glass of milk! But, with my Lactase deficiency, I had all but given up on milk. I was so tired of the stomach cramps, diarrhea, and bloating. But thanks to Lactaid milk I now enjoy milk without first taking pills or chews. The milk cost is a bit more than regular milk but for me it's worth it! Without the Lactaid line of products, I wouldn't be able to enjoy the many foods that I like.

I have been using this for years...it is expensive...I will pour it on my cereal or oatmeal. When I drink it I pour half a glass of.mail and add the other half water....it really helps me to be able to.drink it that way...add a few.ice cubes...I do this every night with dinner. I cook with it too and no one notices anything different...if you havent tried it, give it a try. I tried their.chocolate milk and enjoyed it too

My husband is a diabetic And he is constantly sick with nausea when he drinks regular milk. A couple of years ago someone suggested I try lactaid milk for him and it completely changed our lives. Lactaid is the brand we trust for our family and we will remain loyal consumers. Thank you Lactaid for creating a product that helps my family and others. Keep it up.

I am lactose intolerant and I am forced to use Lactaid milk. Recently you introduced the reduced 2% and 20% more calcium compared to other milk, the product is good but the price is "hitting the roof". I also think the potassium content of 410mg in the half gallon is too high. Most people that use your products are minorities who are of low income and would be happy with a cheapier product minus the extra calcium.

I noticed a (I think) new instruction on my LACTAID 2% milk carton today: "Shake well before using", so I shook it after opening the little plastic pull-tab and re-closing the lid. I then commenced to re-open the lid and attempted to pick up the half-gallon sized carton to pour. A cascade of bubbles came pouring out of the opening. The compression of the carton by my fingers in the action of picking it up caused the mess on my counter and down the front of the carton. I took a paper towel and wiped up the bubbles of milk. This happened again and again. A total of three times before the bubbles had erupted enough to stop emerging. Never again!

The tin/metal seal on the gallon container is very difficult to remove and shreds into small strips that could easily fall into the milk in the container. If one of these shredded pieces is ingested it could cause a bowel perforation. The method of sealing the gallon container should be changed before a medical complication occurs

My whole family has made the switch to LACTAID reduced fat 2% milk. It has a longer shelf life and my family enjoys it with all their meals. They no longer complain of stomach pain, bloating or gas. My family will tell you that LACTAID milk is even better than regular milk.

I love Lactaid milk and I've used it for years. The taste is the same as regular milk. But recently the milk has been expiring way before the expiration date. Today I had to toss a gallon that was labeled to expire on Nov 15, 2019. I had to toss the majority of my last gallon for the same reason. I don't know what's happening but I may have to find another brand.

It is unfortunate that Lactaid mik contains thickeners, which, incidentally, are not included on the ingredients list on the website. In addition to the ingredients listed on the website, Lactaid Reduced Fat 2% milk contains: Tribase Calcium Carrageenan Guar Gum As a result, the milk is unnaturally thick.