Shopping Savings: Infant Formula

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The least expensive way to feed your baby is by exclusive breastfeeding, along with being the healthiest. However, this isn't possible for everyone, and formula can be very expensive. Moneywatch has an article that encourages readers to switch to generic formula, especially in light of recent formula recalls - since a name brand formula was recalled, it shows that there's no guarantee that name brand products are safer than store brand formula. All formulas have the same standards from the FDA with the necessary levels of nutrients for healthy growth and development. In addition, Parent's Choice, one of the store brand formulas marketing by PBM, contains prebiotics and DHA & ARA to support immune, brain, and eye development.

There's a great savings calculator that you can use to check out your savings based on your own formula usage. Some parents making the switch could save up to $600. Most store brand infant formulas are manufactured by the same company, including Walmart, Sam's Club, Target, Kroger, Walgreens, CVS, and Babies "R" Us, and they will all provide similar savings over name-brand formulas. At the reduced prices, you'll save money even if you use formula checks and coupons on baby formula.