Enfamil Infant Formula Milk Based Powder (12.5 oz., 6 pk.)

Enfamil® Infant Formula Milk Based Powder (12.5 oz., 6 pk.) is gentle, complete nutrition tailored for your baby through their first 12 months.

What Benefits Will Your Baby Gain From Drinking Enfamil Infant Formula?

Enfamil Infant Formula Milk Based Powder contains important nutrients found in breast milk to help support cognitive brain development and to maximize learning potential, including DHA & Choline. It also includes an exclusive blend of dual prebiotics designed to support your baby's immune system in the digestive tract.

Does Enfamil Infant Formula Contain Any Artificial Or Harmful Ingredients?

Enfamil Infant Formula Milk Based Powder contains no artificial colors, flavors, or sweeteners.

How Should I Prepare The Formula? Are There Any Safety Concerns?

Carefully follow the instructions on the can to protect your baby's health. When preparing Enfamil newborn formula there are many important factors such as proper hygiene, dilution, use and storage. Infant formula is not sterile and, unless directed and supervised by your baby's doctor, should not be fed to premature infants or infants who might have immune problems. Ask your baby's doctor which Enfamil newborn powder is appropriate, and about the need to use cooled, boiled water for mixing and the need to boil clean utensils, bottles and nipples before use.

Does Infant Formula Spoil? How Long Can It Be Kept?

Yes, Enfamil supplementing formula can spoil quickly, once prepared. Feed immediately or cover and store in a refrigerator at 35-40°F for no longer than 24 hours. Do not freeze prepared formula or use prepared formula that has gone unrefrigerated for more than two hours total.

Is Enfamil A Reliable Brand Of Formula?

Enfamil toddler offers complete nutrition, making this a trusted choice for Moms who formula feed and for those who supplement their breastfeeding. Enfamil is the #1 formula brand recommended by pediatricians according to a ProVoice survey fielded from October 1, 2016 to September 30, 2017 and is backed by over 100 years of pediatric nutrition science.